New Taipei City prioritizes pedestrians with infrastructure improvements

udn.com (Chinese)

New Taipei City is implementing a comprehensive "pedestrian-first" urban strategy, focusing on detailed infrastructure improvements to enhance safety and walkability. The city has expanded its "School Route Improvement Plan" to high schools and colleges, and launched a "MRT Living Circle Friendly Walking Plan" to connect transit stations to surrounding areas, incorporating features like audible traffic signals and tactile paving. These initiatives, including dedicated "pedestrian-friendly zones" and "pedestrian priority areas," aim to make walking a safe and comfortable daily experience for all residents, fostering a culture of pedestrian respect.


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