Guide for Road Safety Assessments for Urban Railway Crossings and Stations

Guide for Road Safety Assessments for Urban Railway Crossings and Stations

This guide explains that safety is not just about the trains themselves, but also about how people get to and from stations . Problems often come from poor sidewalks, missing sign age, bad lighting, and busy roads near stations. Children, older adults, and people with disabilities are especially at risk. In some locations, crossings lack proper barriers or signals, increasing the chance of road crashes. Reliable data on crashes is also often missing, making it difficult to pinpoint where the greatest problems lie.


Infrastructure Assets: Other Highway Assets, Transit Assets
Resource Types: Guide/Manual
Capabilities: Data & Information Systems
Management Processes: Performance Reporting & Communication, Strategic Direction

Publisher:
World Bank

Publication Year:
2026

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