GO!Durban Tactical Adjustment Roadmap to improve public transport
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The eThekwini Road Safety Programme strives for a safer Durban, where motorists and pedestrians alike can travel with the peace of mind that the utmost is being done so that road users, pedestrians and motorists alike, may reach their destinations safely.
The programme adopted is aligned to the Safe System approach which supports Sustainable Developmental Goals and is also aligned with the Habitat III: New Urban Agenda. The system, which is used in many countries, says it’s wrong to accept death or disabling injury as the price we must pay for transport. It works to control roads, vehicles and speed and to limit human error, via traffic engineering, policing and education.
It is hoped that soon commuters will be able to rate their trips in a Moja Cruise taxi as part of the overall offering to ensure that the taxi owner and the driver meet the relevant criteria.
The overarching plan is to implement a safe road system which is increasing free from death or serious injury.
Speed management sites – Engineering
Road incident management
Hazardous locations elimination based on crash data and iRAP Star ratings
Freight routes engineering interventions, enforcement and awareness
Road closure safety management
Speed enforcement
Speed management awareness
Durban CBD pedestrian safety (Engineering and Interventions, awareness interventions & enforcement interventions)
Sidewalk & traffic calming programme
Pedestrian safety on National roads
School road safety – partnership with parents & caregivers
Safety on school routes (Engineering interventions)
Primary School and Intensive primary school awareness road safety awareness
Reserve Traffic wardens
Minibus Taxi driver road safety awareness
Driving school road safety awareness
General traffic enforcement
Red light violations enforcement
Road Safety volunteers
Road Safety during the festive season
Road safety within the Municipality
Speed enforcement
Speed management awareness
Minibus Taxi incentive programme for safe vehicles via the Moja Cruise Programme, in partnership with the EMMTC.
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