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    problems needs to be resolved through development of a road system that would tackle challenges imposed by the population. Auckland Transport manages road projects in the city. One of the projects in Auckland city that is underway by Auckland Transport (AT) is the upgrade of Dominion Road project. AT inherited this project from the Auckland city council, which had earlier undertaken public consultation for a proposed upgrade to Dominion Road. Key concerns from the earlier consultation undertaken

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    cyclists on Australian roads? Yes. There are more and more clogging up our roads. Most are cycling for leisure and not transport. Cyclists on busy transport roads are slowing traffic and must be restricted to cycling paths off the main roads. It is dangerous to move around cyclists when double white lines are present and difficult to slow,down in time. 2. Do you believe cyclists should pay registration and be required to possess a license before being allowed access to roads? Yes! A cycling tax

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    3. Major problems of urban transport Kuala Lumpur is not always considered as a “megacity” for its scale and population. However, its urban area and urban population density can be compared to many metropolitans in the Global North. Being a motor-dominated city with high population density, rapid economy growth, and a rather small scale, Kuala Lumpur is facing its own problems of urban transport. (1) Kuala Lumpur has one of the lowest public transport passenger amount levels in Asia due to the

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    fatalities per day. Not to mention that 20 to 50 million people are injured or become disabled. The report shows that half of all road traffic deaths occur between the ages of 15 to 44 (DPS, 2016). As a result, most motorists is age group is inexperienced drivers or either making irresponsible decisions while traveling on the roads and highways. Driving safely on the road can spare commuter’s lives. Fatal Accidents Frequently, families and friends hear that their loved ones were involved in a motor

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    The Ottawa Charter for health promotion is a document developed in 1986 by the W.H.O that aims at enabling, empowering and encouraging people to improve, and increase control over their own health. In relation to road safety, all five action areas are addressed through the introduction and availability of specific services to the public by all levels of government, NGO’s, the community and individuals. Developing Personal Skills Improving an individual’s knowledge and skills will result in them

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    The road environment is divided into three factors: personal factor, road environmental factor, and vehicle factor. In relation to traffic accidents, personal, road environmental, and vehicle factors are known to contribute 93%, 34%, and 13% of traffic accident approximately. Among the three factors, the road environmental factor affects traffic accidents via geometric road structure and damage or defects of road (safety) facilities. In appropriate road environmental factors can jeopardy the balance

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    For my local government report, I watched the Bakersfield City Council meeting that was held on June 7, 2017 online. The public officials that were in attendance were Mayor Karen Goh, Vice Mayor Bob Smith, and council members Willie Rivera, Andrae Gonzales, and Chris Parlier. This meeting was about the traffic incidents that have occurred and how public officials need to do everything possible to help. Even though it is up to the citizens to be safe, the public officials need to do everything possible

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    is essential to improve road safety worldwide. Road safety must become a part of global public policy through means such as education, awareness, and public relations. To improve road safety, though, great amounts of resources are required for the improvement of roads and the safety of vehicles too. Resources are also necessary to bolster the laws related to traffic, and the enforcement of those laws. Issues like vehicle design must also be taken into consideration. Road safety therefore requires

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    Expedite Class Request

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    The impact of doing or not doing an Expedite class request is immediate and cost of delay is very high. The Expedite Class of Service can be very disruptive to flow due to its emergency nature. Use a dedicated lane to protect some capacity against these disruptions and then limit the number of expedites on the board at any given time. This allows to service the Expedite class while minimizing the impact on the other Classes of Service. There is a risk of swarming this lane with delayed items and

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    quantity of vehicles using a small fixed amount of land, in addition to slower speed limits, stalling of vehicles and accidents on the road. As previously mentioned, the population in Toronto is continuously increasing, as well as the demand for transportation. Due to the demand of transportation methods exceeding the supply results in a rise in traffic on the roads, and therefore creating more congestion. (Farahani et al., 2013). What makes matters worse is that an increase in traffic, especially

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