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Citation

Kumar P. Indian Highw. 2000; 28(11): 21-26.

Copyright

(Copyright © 2000, Indian Roads Congress)

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Abstract

This paper covers issues and suggestions relating to engineering measures to make Indian roads safer for pedestrians and cyclists. Education and enforcement are seen as playing a key role in the enhancement of safety. Pedestrian safety concerns footpath obstructions; dropped kerbs at crossings; segregated footpaths in rural areas; pedestrian crossing aids including refuges and railings; and footbridges or subways. Facilities for cyclists and rickshaws should include segregated road channels and signalling. Many accidents could be avoided by adopting these measures.

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