Who were working on street? What activities were in action on the street/ roads?
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After decades of prioritizing through-movement and vehicle priorities on our streets, governments have started to rediscover the broad role that streets can and should play in public arenas such as commerce, socialization, community celebration, and recreation.
One of the first innovative modern government guides in this area, the UK's Manual for Streets, published in 2007, states: ‘‘For the last fifty years, urban street planning and design in the UK and several other European countries has been led by traffic engineers who have given priority to the needs of motor vehicles. This has resulted in street environments that are unattractive for people on foot, whether traveling along the street, or using the street as a destination for economic or social activities.” It goes on to discuss how transportation agencies have detailed design standards and regulations to facilitate vehicle travel on streets, but states that “nothing comparable exists for many of the other street activities.” To remedy that, the Manual for Streets and the related Link and Place Guide instead consider the context and role for a street. Streets in which movement is the priority are called "Links," while "Place" is the category for “a street that is a destination in its own right: a location where activities occur on or adjacent to the street.” These guides suggest that while transport planners and engineers should take the lead in planning and managing Link streets, urban planners and urban designers should take
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seller,barber, shopkeeper, sweepers,coblour etc
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