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Table 1.

Different dimensions of perceived walkability in walkable studies.

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Table 2.

Description of experimental street scenarios.

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Fig 1.

The snapshot of experimental street scenarios.

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Fig 2.

An overview of the experimental procedure.

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Fig 3.

Spearman’s rank correlation matrix of five dimensions of perceived walkability.

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Table 3.

Demographic information of participants.

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Fig 4.

Perceived walkability across road types.

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Fig 5.

The selected proportion of street environment factors believed to have influenced pedestrian traffic safety based on the scenarios of the VR experiment.

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Table 4.

Result of multilevel (ordered logistic) regression models demonstrating the effect of road types and pedestrian’s direction on perceived walkability.

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