Pedestrian crossing in crossroads with exclusive pedestrian phase - world experiences
Keywords:
Pedestrian, Diagonal pedestrian crossing, Pedestrian phase
Abstract
Pedestrians are one of the most endangered and vulnerable groups of participants in traffic. In order to increase their safety, different kinds of management measures are applied. Exclusive pedestrian phase represents a measure from a group of technical traffic regulations and implies complete time separation of pedestrian flow from wheel flow. The object of this paper is to analyse world experience in applying exclusive pedestrian phase in order to understand effects on safety of pedestrians in traffic and to apply it in our conditions.
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Published
2021-06-12
How to Cite
Antić, B., Pešić, D., Smailović, E., & Kovač, M. (2021). Pedestrian crossing in crossroads with exclusive pedestrian phase - world experiences. Journal of Road and Traffic Engineering, 67(2), 35-42. https://doi.org/10.31075/PIS.67.02.04
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