What is another word for pedestrian precinct?
Pronunciation: [pədˈɛstɹi͡ən pɹˈiːsɪŋkt] (IPA) 
A pedestrian precinct is a street or area that is designed only for foot traffic, and without the presence of automobiles. This type of space is often found in urban areas, and typically includes stores, restaurants, and other businesses that cater to walkers, joggers, and cyclists. Other terms that are often used for pedestrian precincts include pedestrian zone, car-free zone or walking street. Additionally, some areas may be referred to as a promenade, esplanade, or boulevard depending on the nature and layout of the space. Regardless of the name used, pedestrian precincts create safe and sustainable environments for human-powered transportation.
