A SHORT HISTORY OF PHYSICAL SPEED REDUCTION MEASURES IN EUROPEAN URBAN AREAS
N Muhlrad
Abstract
N Muhlrad
Abstract
Landmarks in speed reduction measures described include the planning of new residential areas to reduce child casualties, improving safety in older residential areas, reorganisation of city centre traffic, designing streets for mixed traffic, traffic calming in neighbourhoods, traffic calming on arterial roads, sustainable modern approaches, and the use of speed limiters. For the covering abstract see ITRD E123863.
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Landmarks in speed reduction measures described include the planning of new residential areas to reduce child casualties, improving safety in older residential areas, reorganisation of city centre traffic, designing streets for mixed traffic, traffic calming in neighbourhoods, traffic calming on arterial roads, sustainable modern approaches, and the use of speed limiters. For the covering abstract see ITRD E123863.
Key concepts: Traffic calming, Transport engineering, Traffic speed, Residential area, Geography, Road traffic, Environmental planning, Engineering