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The existing pedestrian crosswalks in the peripheral district of Druzhba are not secure enough and present high risk for accidents leading to injuries and fatalities. This measure is to reduce the number of road accidents and to make walking a safer and more desirable way of travelling in this area.
The existing pedestrian crossings in the peripheral district of Druzhba, in Ruse, are not secure enough and present a high risk for accidents, leading to injuries and fatalities. Most people with disabilities avoid walking on streets, in general, or around the city due to the lack of basic infrastructure.
The longer-term aim of this measure is to reduce the number of road accidents involving pedestrians and to make walking a safer and more desirable way of travelling in the district and the city. The shorter-term goal is to build safe infrastructure for pedestrians, including people with disabilities.
This measure analyses the crosswalks in the peripheral neighborhood and secures them with LEDs, raised paths, etc. Additionally, cameras for video surveillance will be installed at junctions in the district.
The following activities have been implemented during the measure’s research and planning phase:
Ruse Municipality performed a contract selection procedure (launched in April 2018) and signed a contract for designing secure pedestrian crossings. After the design phase was complete, Ruse Municipality contracted the necessary construction works. Ruse Municipality saw the construction of…
Ruse has collected feedback from people living in the district during meetings and through the mayor’s social media channels. The information received was taken into consideration when choosing the exact spots for positioning the new crosswalks.
