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Pattaya continues its objective to develop more Bike Boxes and pedestrian crossing indications at traffic signal crossways around the city.

Pattaya, Thailand— With a significant variety of signed up motorbikes (25,000-30,000) in the city, the absence of adequate stopping areas for motorcycles at traffic signal has actually resulted in increased mishap dangers, not to discuss near misses out on as the two-wheelers squeeze previous automobiles to get to the front.

One typical sight on Thai roadways, consisting of Pattaya, is the disorderly parking of motorbikes and bikes along the side or in the middle of crossways. This is because of roadway styles that focus on automobiles, leaving minimal area for smaller sized lorries like motorbikes. As an outcome, motorbikes frequently inhabit locations not designated for parking, resulting in prospective mishaps.

To tackle this problem, the Traffic Style and Transport Department drew motivation from traffic management developments in nations like the UK and the United States. They presented Lane Control and Bike Boxes, likewise called Advance Stop Lines (ASL), to enhance traffic circulation and offer designated areas for motorbikes at crossways.


The application of Bike Boxes includes developing 2 lines of stops at crossways. When lorries approach a traffic signal, they all stop prior to the very first line, booking the area in front specifically for bikes and motorbikes. This provides a running start when the light turns green, permitting them to continue securely prior to automobiles begin moving.

The Bike Boxes act as a tool to boost the security of all roadway users, consisting of bicyclists, motorcyclists, and pedestrians. Roughly 80 MC points are prepared around the city, with 30 finished last month. The security objective continues to finish another 50 as quickly as possible. In addition more pedestrian crossing indication are being marked and set up to enhance traffic circulation and make sure pedestrian security.




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