Transportation Planning Terminology

noun a path for pedestrians alongside a road or street, typically paved or made of concrete

• She walked along the sidewalk, taking in the sights of the city.
• Let's take a stroll on the sidewalk and grab some ice cream.
• I saw him chilling on the sidewalk with his crew.
• The path to success is like a sidewalk - sometimes smooth, sometimes bumpy.

noun a person who lives in a suburb

adjective relating to or characteristic of a suburb

• The suburban neighborhood was known for its well-maintained lawns and tree-lined streets.
• I grew up in a suburban area with lots of families and kids playing outside.
• Let's head to the suburban mall for some shopping and food.
• Her mind was like a suburban maze, full of winding thoughts and hidden corners.

noun ATL is an abbreviation for Atlanta, a city in the state of Georgia.

adjective ATL can also be used as an adjective to describe something related to Atlanta.

• The Atlanta airport, also known as Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, is commonly referred to as ATL.
• Let's catch a flight out of ATL for our vacation.
• I love flying in and out of ATL - it's so convenient.
• ATL is like a gateway to the rest of the world, connecting people from all over.

noun the quality or characteristic of being easily walkable or conducive to walking

• The city planners are focusing on improving the walkability of the downtown area.
• I love living in a neighborhood with great walkability - I can walk to all my favorite spots!
• This neighborhood has such good walkability, you can easily stroll to all the cool places.
• In terms of career advancement, having strong connections in the industry can greatly increase your walkability in the job market.