Walking in the city is booming, especially in Greater Paris ... Why? Crossing views of walkers and mobility experts.
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Urban walks are booming, especially in Greater Paris ... Like explorers of everyday life, they are more and more numerous to survey, alone or in groups, the margins and the landscapes of a metropolis in full mutation. By their steps, these pedestrians give a new glimpse of Greater Paris, its history, its topography and its landscapes. Can this change of scale and pace inspire public policy? This evening of "crossed views" will ask the question, and bring some insights and elements of response.
Dominique Alba, director general of the Apur, will intervene in the sequence "The future of the march in the metropolis.The metro of Greater Paris will help the pedestrian to reconquer the periphery?"
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