From now on pedestrian crossings will be required next to schools, medical facilities, bus stops, sports, tourism facilities, recreational areas, large trade (manufacturing and service) centers, as well as other objects with mass gatherings. This is the essence of the amendments to Article 9.1 of the Law "On traffic" adopted by the deputies of Milli Majlis. Onland and underground pedestrian crossings on the motorway sections in the populated areas should be at a distance of 400-800 meters from each other. The distance between the pedestrian crossings on other roads in the settlements should be 150-300 meters. Pe4destrian crossings should be built on other roads, where the width of the roadway is more than 14 meters, and where the flow of pedestrians is more than 3,000 people per hour, and the traffic flow is more than 300 vehicles per hour. -17D-
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