Pedestrian Safety in Maine
Pedestrian Safety in Maine
The aim of this report is to suggest changes in geometric and physical layout, legislation, enforcement practices, training of children, and other educational activities to improve the safety of pedestrians in the State of Maine. The report includes a thorough review of literature and analysis of crashes, interviews with pedestrians of different ages and abilities as well as interviews with planner and engineers.
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Pedestrian Safety in Maine
2002
372 pages
Report
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English
Transportation , Transportation & Traffic Planning , Transportation Safety , Pedestrian safety , Maine , Traffic safety , Education , Training , Legislation , Crashes , Interviewing , Pedestrians , Planning , Engineers , Vehicles , Crossings , Walking , Surveys , Layouts , Risks , Enforcement , Accident prevention
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