Overview
‘Technical Recommendations for Road Design Considering Three-Wheeler Slow-Moving Vehicles’ is crafted with the belief that streets are vibrant spaces that shape the quality of life for all who traverse them and thus should be designed in a way that caters to the safety and comfort of all. We believe that this guideline can contribute to near-term and long-term improvement of road facility and user experience and dictate best practices for road design aiming at the comfort and safety of Tri-SMV users.
The roads are shared spaces, connecting neighbourhoods and fostering social interactions. This guideline seeks to empower planners, engineers, and policymakers to create roadways that promote safety, inclusivity, and a sense of community. Whether you are embarking on a new development project or seeking to enhance existing infrastructure, this guideline provides a comprehensive framework that integrates the diverse needs of commuters in developing countries like Bangladesh.
The following sections delve into practical steps and considerations for designing roads that not only facilitate smooth traffic flow but also encourage active transportation, prioritize accessibility for all, and contribute to the overall well-being of communities. The objective is to guide designers that are creating roads that are not just conduits for vehicles but are integral elements of a liveable and thriving urban environment.
