Global Efforts to Improve Pedestrian and Cyclist Safety

In a recent alert from the United Nations, global efforts are underway to enhance pedestrian and cyclist safety worldwide. Projects such as the expansion of a cycling network in Fortaleza, Brazil, from 70 to over 400 kilometers, the creation of bike lanes in every street of Paris, and the construction of the longest pedestrian and cycle tunnel in Bergen, Norway, highlight the commitment to improving safety measures for pedestrians and cyclists across different regions. These initiatives aim to create safer environments for individuals who choose sustainable modes of transportation, promoting a more environmentally friendly and healthier urban lifestyle. The United Nations is advocating for continued efforts to prioritize pedestrian and cyclist safety on a global scale.

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