Pedestrian, disabled and bicycle paths in Batman transportation system
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Today, transportation is one of the biggest problems of cities in terms of transportation. Irregular and rapid population growth due to migration from rural areas to cities is one of the main reasons for this situation. The increase in the use of motor vehicles along with the increase in population in cities brings both air pollution and noise pollution. The necessity of alternative transportation vehicles comes to the fore more and more in relation to transportation problems, which are becoming more and more inextricable with each passing day. At this point, the bicycle comes to the fore in terms of being economical, reliable and sustainable. In the study, the transportation structure of the city of Batman, the situations of pedestrian, disabled and bicycle paths in the city were examined. In the study, the problems faced by individuals in this direction were also examined.
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Muhammed Nur Demir
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Muhammed Nur Demir (Master Thesis). Pedestrian, disabled and bicycle paths in Batman transportation system, 2023, Siirt University.
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