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Vol. 4  No. 6 (2018) · Articles

Pedestrian Safety on Indian Roads- A critical review

Lalit Kumar
Department of Civil Engineering, Amity University Gurgaon , IN

📅 Published: June 2018

Keywords: Road accidents, pedestrian safety, Critical factors.

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Abstract

Pedestrians are a standout amongst the most Vulnerable Road User in India. Regarding person on foot crashes on an overall scale over 4,00,000 people on foot are slaughtered each year and more than 10,000 walkers are executed on Indian streets. In many areas of the world this scourge of street movement wounds is as yet expanding. Street auto collisions are a noteworthy yet dismissed worldwide issue, requiring purposeful endeavors for powerful and supportable counteractive action. A far reaching approach is required for enhancing street security of walkers and diminishing the causalities on the streets. In the comparative heading this investigation tends to make sense of different investigations did on the planet identified with person on foot wellbeing on streets. This examination is an endeavor to discover out the most basic components in charge of person on foot wellbeing and to devise strategies which would give answer for the same.

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Lalit Kumar, “Pedestrian Safety on Indian Roads- A critical review,” International Journal of Technical Innovation in Modern Engineering & Science, vol. 4, no. 6, pp. 51-55, June 2018.

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