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JERVES CORDOVA., Carlos José; VASCO CASCO, Jenny Fernanda  e  PALACIOS LOOR, Jonathan José. Pedestrian mobility during Covid-19. The case of the expansion of sidewalks in Macas, Ecuador. Revista San Gregorio [online]. 2023, vol.1, n.56, pp.33-55. ISSN 2528-7907.  https://doi.org/10.36097/rsan.v1i56.2212.

perception of the quality of pedestrian mobility, during the COVID-19 pandemic. A quantitative methodological cut of an exploratory descriptive nature was carried out, and due to the health emergency conditions, an online survey was applied to 97 people through non-probabilistic sampling. The existence of a citizen conscience was evidenced, which improves pedestrian mobility and reduces the privileges of the automobile. Likewise, the benefit of pedestrian circulation to respect social distancing arises from a contextual influence of the pandemic. It is concluded that the expansion of sidewalks improves the citizen perception of the quality of pedestrian mobility, although there is citizen satisfaction with the work, they claim that they have not been consulted for its construction and implementation.

Palavras-chave : sidewalks; pedestrian mobility; Amazonian city, Covid-19.

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