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This research paper analyzes road accidents and their consequences in the municipality of Palilula, focusing on the section of Zrenjanin Road between Krnjaca and Borca. It identifies typical situations that endanger pedestrians and suggests improvements for traffic safety.
What's inside
- Introduction to pedestrian safety on Zrenjanin Road
- Analysis of road accidents in Palilula municipality
- Typical situations endangering pedestrians
- Suggestions for improving traffic safety
- Legal framework for pedestrian safety
Who it is for: Students of traffic engineering, urban planning, and safety management. (Postgraduate)
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Summary
Pedestrian safety issues on Zrenjanin Road are examined. Students learn about the causes of accidents and how to improve safety for pedestrians.
Introduction to the problem
The section of Zrenjanin Road between Krnjaca and Borca is described. Pedestrian safety is a problem because of the poor state of traffic infrastructure.
Road safety in Palilula
Road accidents in Palilula municipality are discussed. Pedestrians are especially vulnerable in these accidents.
Typical dangers for pedestrians
Common situations that endanger pedestrians on this road are identified. Proposed measures to improve safety are explained.
Conclusion
Typical measures to increase traffic safety for pedestrians are listed. These measures can reduce the number and severity of accidents.
Key terms
- pedestrian crossings
- Places where pedestrians can cross the road.
- traffic infrastructure
- The physical parts of a road system.
- repressive measures
- Measures to enforce traffic rules, such as cameras and police control.
- preventive measures
- Measures to prevent accidents, such as campaigns and education.
- technical-regulatory measures
- Measures to improve safety, such as signage and barriers.
- educational-correctional measures
- Measures to teach safe behaviour to drivers and pedestrians.
Questions this document helps with
- What are the main causes of pedestrian accidents on Zrenjanin Road?
- How can traffic infrastructure be improved for pedestrian safety?
- What measures can be taken to enforce traffic rules better?
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