Walkability Analysis of the Self-Guided Walking Tour in Downtown Durham, North Carolina

This study examines the walkability of the self-guided walking tour in the City Center district of Downtown Durham, assessing its usability and pedestrian appeal. Utilizing a modified Level of Service (LOS) analysis and qualitative mapping, the research identifies street segments with varying levels of walkability and proposes targeted modifications based on Complete Streets principles to enhance pedestrian engagement and promote a more sustainable, walkable downtown.