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Pedestrian safety: a road safety manual for decision-makers and practitioners 5 Evaluating pedestrian safety programmes ........................95 5.1 Evaluating pedestrian safety interventions ..........................97 5.2 Advocating for pedestrian safety ................................102 5.3 Summary. ................................................105 References ...................................................105 Appendices. .................................................107 Appendix 1: A comprehensive framework for safe walking: strategic principles ...109 Appendix 2: Traffic-calming measures ................................111 v
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