WALK DATA

Clear Walk Data

See where people walk, where they stop, and where streets block access. Use clear audits and route maps to plan safer sidewalks, crossings, and blocks.

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TOPICS

What We Cover

Field checks for sidewalks, ramps, crossings, and block links.

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GUIDE

Audits

Field checks for sidewalks, ramps, crossings, and block links.

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TRENDS

Flow Studies

Count walkers by hour, route, and place.

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TIPS

Access Scores

Simple scores for streets, sites, and neighborhoods.

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GUIDE

Route Maps

Clear maps for safer paths to stops, shops, and schools.

streets reviewed

250+

streets reviewed

avg field note turn

18 min

avg field note turn

client rating

4.8/5

client rating

The Map

Community

Customer notes

Verified

Their audit showed us exact curb and crossing fixes we could act on right away.

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Maya Chen

Mobility Lead, Northpoint City

Verified

The route maps made weak links easy to spot for our planning team.

D

Darren Wu

Planning Manager, Lakeview District

Verified

We used the scores in a council deck and got fast buy-in.

P

Priya Nair

Urban Design Lead, Metro Works

LATEST FIELD NOTES

Street Checks By Area

See the routes, crossings, and block links that shape daily walking.

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Downtown Access Map

See the routes, crossings, and block links that shape daily walking.

School-zone corner with curb ramp, fenced drop-off edge, and wet morning crosswalk geometry.
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01 School Zone Audit

Study crossings, curb ramps, and drop-off paths near schools.

Rain-slick transit island and sheltered connector leading toward a softly lit building entry at dusk.
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02 Transit Link Study

Check the walk from stops to front doors and building entries.

High balcony view of a brick corner with storefronts, curb cuts, and long late-day shadows.

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Neighborhood Scorecard

Rank walk access by block, corridor, and site.

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Sidewalk Gap Notes

Spot missing links and broken edges fast.

Empty corner crossing with signal pole, refuge island, stop line and soft mist
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Corner Crossing Check

Review sight lines, signal time, and wait space.

Park gate, looping path, benches and stone edge seen through a tree trunk at golden hour.
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Park Path Review

Map the walk from gates to paths and seats.

Blue-hour mixed-use block corner with cafés, housing entries, curb ramps, and a narrow alley seam
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Mixed-Use Block Scan

Find weak edges where shops, homes, and stops meet.

Questions

Common Questions

Quick answers before visitors choose a product, service, or next step.

01What do you check in a walkability audit?+

We check sidewalks, crossings, curb ramps, block length, shade, signs, and the path people really use.

02Do you work with city and private teams?+

Yes. We support city teams, planners, developers, and mobility groups across sites of all sizes and budgets.

03What comes in the final report?+

You get scores, maps, photo notes, and clear fixes for each street, block, or route, ready for a deck or memo.

04Can you measure foot traffic?+

Yes. We count pedestrian flow by time, place, and route so you can see busy and weak spots across the day.

05Which places do you serve?+

We work in city centers, neighborhoods, campus areas, transit hubs, and new growth sites for public and private work.

06How fast can a project start?+

Most audits start within one to two weeks after scope and site access are set, and small scopes can move faster.

Get Walk Notes

Get one short email each month with new walk notes, sample maps, and simple ideas for streets, crossings, and blocks.