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1. Start by selecting a walk audit tool or template that suits your needs.
2. Gather a team of volunteers or stakeholders who will assist in conducting the walk audit.
3. Choose a specific area or route that you want to assess for walkability.
4. Prepare for the walk audit by familiarizing yourself with the walk audit checklist or criteria.
5. On the day of the walk audit, ensure that all participants have a copy of the checklist and any necessary equipment (e.g., measuring tape, camera).
6. Walk the chosen route together, noting down observations and taking pictures of any issues or improvements needed.
7. Observe the condition of the sidewalks, crosswalks, signage, lighting, and other elements that contribute to pedestrian safety and comfort.
8. Document any barriers or hazards encountered during the walk audit, such as missing or narrow sidewalks, lack of curb ramps, or inadequate lighting.
9. Discuss findings and observations as a team, identifying priority areas for improvement.
10. Compile all the information gathered during the walk audit into a comprehensive report or presentation for further action and advocacy.

Who needs walk audit?

1. City planners and urban designers who want to create more walkable communities.
2. Transportation departments or agencies interested in assessing the walkability of existing infrastructure.
3. Community organizations or advocacy groups working towards improving pedestrian safety and access.
4. Schools or universities aiming to evaluate walking routes for students and identify potential improvements.
5. Neighborhood associations or resident groups concerned about walkability issues in their area.
6. Developers or real estate professionals looking to incorporate walkability features into their projects.
7. Individuals who want to assess their own neighborhood's walkability or advocate for improvements.

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What is walk audit?

Walk audit is a methodical assessment of pedestrian infrastructure and conditions in a specific area.

Who is required to file walk audit?

Any individual, organization, or government agency responsible for maintaining pedestrian infrastructure may be required to file a walk audit.

How to fill out walk audit?

Walk audits are typically filled out by walking through the designated area and using a checklist to note infrastructure conditions and safety concerns.

What is the purpose of walk audit?

The purpose of walk audit is to identify areas for improvement in pedestrian infrastructure, safety, and accessibility.

What information must be reported on walk audit?

Information such as sidewalk condition, crosswalk visibility, ADA compliance, signage, and traffic signals must be reported on a walk audit.