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    Road safety measures aim to establish rules and legislation to protect drivers and pedestrians through three key approaches: engineering, education, and enforcement. Enforcement of traffic laws is an important contributor to safe road user behavior and involves police monitoring roads at random times and locations. Increased enforcement has been shown to significantly impact road safety by reducing offenses and ensuring proper use of traffic controls. Key aspects of enforcement include setting and complying with limits for speed and alcohol as well as mandating safety equipment like seat belts to reduce fatalities and allow for the safe and efficient flow of traffic.

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    Road Safety Measure: Traffic Rules ENFORCEMENT

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    Road safety measures aim to establish rules and legislation to protect drivers and pedestrians through three key approaches: engineering, education, and enforcement. Enforcement of traffic laws is an important contributor to safe road user behavior and involves police monitoring roads at random times and locations. Increased enforcement has been shown to significantly impact road safety by reducing offenses and ensuring proper use of traffic controls. Key aspects of enforcement include setting and complying with limits for speed and alcohol as well as mandating safety equipment like seat belts to reduce fatalities and allow for the safe and efficient flow of traffic.

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    Road Safety Measure

    Traffic rules ENFORCEMENT

    By Urvish Shah

    Overview
    What is road safety measure? What is Enforcement? Why is it necessary? What are the aspects? References

    Road Safety Measure


    What is road safety measure?
    - Road safety is a concept of following some legislation or rules for safety of drivers and pedestrians. - It has mainly three measures. 1.Engineering 2.Education 3.Enforcement

    Enforcement
    What is an ENFORCEMENT?
    Traffic law enforcement is a factor that contributes significantly to normative road user behavior and road safety. Randomly selected sites and times of day for enforcement achieve good results.

    Traffic rules are usually enforced by traffic police forces whose activity and success are generally limited by the resources than can be applied and by established priorities.

    Continue.
    Nevertheless, many studies have shown that increased police enforcement effort would have a major impact on road safety.

    Necessity of Enforcement
    To reduce fatality. For safe and proper distribution of traffic. Safe and efficient operation of traffic control devices. To reduce offence relating the road and driving.

    Other ASPECTS
    Speed and alcohol limits, Safety Belt Wearing Obligation, Increasing fines, Automatic traffic controls, Section control, Driving eligibility

    References
    Papers:
    70 Elvik, R., Borger-Mysen, A. and Vaa, T. (1997)Trafikksikkerhekshandbok (Traffic Safety Handbook). Institute of Transport Economics, Oslo, Norway. Elvik, R.; Vaa, T. (2004) The Handbook of Road Safety Measures; Amsterdam 2004.

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