Neighborhood Connectivity Study

The Neighborhood Connectivity Study examines how well different areas of a community are linked through roads, sidewalks, and transportation options. It assesses how easily people can move within and between neighborhoods, affecting access to services, safety, and social interaction. A highly connected neighborhood allows for smooth, direct travel, reducing congestion and encouraging active living, while poor connectivity can lead to isolation and transportation challenges. The study helps urban planners identify areas where improvements can boost mobility, safety, and overall quality of life for residents.