Traffic Safety
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Hundreds of Cyclists Demand Child-Friendly Streets in Brussels: 'Capital Not Designed for Children'
- Hundreds of cyclists in Brussels demanded more child-friendly cycling infrastructure, arguing the capital is not designed for children. - Organizers highlighted that while cycling is increasing, it remains inaccessible for young children, with families adapting by using cargo bikes and longtails. - They are advocating for continuous, separated bike paths, safer school environments, and strict en…
Speed Limit Signs Removed Near Former Toll Stations on National Highway 51 in Dong Nai
- Authorities in Dong Nai city have removed speed limit signs of 50 km/h near the former toll station on National Highway 51. - The speed limit signs were initially installed in 2023 for safety after …
Father of Fatal Accident Victim Proposes May 8th as 'Day 1' for Taiwan's Traffic Safety Improvement
- The father of a young girl killed in a hit-and-run three years ago is advocating for May 8th to be recognized as the first day of Taiwan's traffic safety improvement efforts. - He highlights that de…
Kuwait Sets Fines for Pedestrian Crossing Violations
- Kuwait has implemented fines for jaywalking as part of Unified Gulf Traffic Week. - Pedestrians crossing roads in undesignated areas face penalties, including reconciliation fines of 20 dinars or co…
