Velosiped xavfsizligini yaxshilash yo'llari kirish

Rasm. 3. Rivojlanishda ishtirok etadigan elementlar
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Dunyo yo'llarida har yili 1,25 million kishi halok bo'ladi va 2007 yildan beri bu raqam o'zgarmaydi. Motorizatsiya darajasi tez o'sib borayotgan bir paytda, o'lim holatlarining prognoz qilingan o'sishiga qaramasdan, bunday barqarorlashuv erishilgan yutuqlarni ko'rsatadi. Biroq, barqaror rivojlanish maqsadlari doirasida xalqaro yo'l harakati xavfsizligini ta'minlash bo'yicha vazifalarni bajarish uchun baxtsiz hodisalar natijasida o'limni kamaytirish bo'yicha ushbu harakatlar etarli emas. Velosipedchiga aqlli faol yordam tizimlarini qo'llash, to'g'ri va xavfsiz velosiped yo'llarini loyihalash ularni o'z vaqtida saqlash va ta'mirlash velosipedning baxtsiz hodisalarini minimal qiymatlarga kamaytirishga yordam beradi.
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