'Safe Road' Contest for Reducing Car Speed... Applications Open from the 18th

[Asia Economy Reporter Moon Jiwon] A contest for 'Safe Roads' that reduce car speeds on pedestrian-heavy streets to ensure people can walk safely is being held.

According to the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport on the 17th, the contest will run from the 18th until May 6th, and anyone including citizens, local governments, and public institutions can participate.

Safe Roads refer to roads designed to induce reduced vehicle speeds through measures such as zigzag patterns, small roundabouts, and narrowing lane widths.

The contest theme is 'Excellent Cases of Applying Traffic Calming Facilities for Pedestrian Safety and Vehicle Speed Reduction.' The contest is divided into 'Idea Contest' and 'Design Contest,' with separate submissions, evaluations, and awards for each category.

The total prize money amounts to 20 million KRW. Individuals or groups selected for outstanding works will also receive certificates from the Minister of Land, Infrastructure and Transport, the President of the Korea Transportation Safety Authority, and the Chairman of the Korea Road Association.

The Ministry plans to use this contest as a starting point to expand Safe Roads nationwide.

Individuals or groups wishing to participate in the contest can refer to the contest poster and submit their entries via email within the deadline.

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