Abstract In many places we experience a cycling infrastructure that is not sufficiently safe and/or perceived as safe. But the needs of cyclists seem to be well known. The existing regulations offer sufficient wealth knowledge and elements. However, these aspects have weighed against each other additional demands. Decisions on design road spaces are made with local political participation, ofte...

transportation as a prerequisite and basics of stable development has a key role and great efficiency in seeding facilities and intellect. it has also a significant role as an effective index in growth and development to the extent that the number of accidents in our country are increasing which carries with them a lot of financial, psychological and social losses, for this reason, it seems to ...

The Government of Burkina Faso has recently been conducting important macroeconomic changes, aiming at encouraging the economic growth of the country. In order to maintain this growth, the Government has put in place a transportation program to improve the efficiency and safety of the road network. This paper documents the study carried out in 2000 on the safety improvement of rural roads in Bu...

Mainland China accounted for about 7% of the global road fatalities in 2008. Road crashes happening on Chinese roads were deadly. On average, one person died in every four reported traffic crashes. Despite the scarcity of data, substantial rural-urban differences were found. In the rural areas, higher-order Highways, roads with no lighting and some heavy vehicles warrant particular attention fr...

Biography John Wall originally trained as an agricultural scientist and later as a secondary school teacher. He is currently undertaking a Masters Degree in Public Health at the University of Wollongong. Since 1992 John has been involved in developing and implementing road safety programs initially as a road safety adviser with the Catholic Education Office in North West NSW and later as Road S...