pedestrianising

“The redesigning of the Broadway Street for "pedestrianising" it during peak usage hours is one of the important components of the project.”

The Hindu - Front Page

“Last October, in a pilot scheme pedestrianising part of the area between 8pm and 4am, with the aim of reducing congestion and thus the number of potential flashpoints, serious violent crime fell by a third.”

The Guardian: Using technology to improve society

“Amongst other things this involved pedestrianising the south side of the square and installing a series of fountains.”

Fortress Westminister

“Dr Kitchiner seems to have been much frightened by Mr Shepherd's picture of a storm in a puddle, and proposes a plan of alleviation of one great inconvenience of pedestrianising.”

Recreations of Christopher North, Volume 2

“Carlisle Renaissance first suggested pedestrianising and landscaping the square.”

News round-up

“The proposal, linked to the now-defunct plan to run trams on Oxford Street, advocated pedestrianising part of the junction, turning the roundabout into a tram terminus, and knocking down Sixties blocks on its north side.”

Evening Standard - Home

“His first major coup was pedestrianising the main central shopping street in 1972 - in a weekend.”

The Guardian World News

“On the contrary, I had early dispensed with the aid of steam, to wander on foot, with the occasional assistance of a lazy country diligence or rickety _einspanner_, through the many beautiful districts that lie upon either bank of the river; pedestrianising in Rhenish Bavaria, losing myself in the Odenwald, and pausing, when occasion offered, to pick a trout out of the numerous streamlets that dash and meander through dell and ravine, on their way to swell the waters of old Father Rhine.”

Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine - Volume 62, No. 384, October 1847