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SDG 11 Indicator
11.4 – Sustainable practices
11.4.6 – Pedestrian priority on campus
UKM prioritizes pedestrian safety and well-being by implementing pedestrian-friendly initiatives. By creating a safe and accessible campus environment, UKM contributes to SDG 11, Sustainable Cities and Communities. The university has designated pedestrian-only zones, installed clear signage, and implemented traffic calming measures to encourage walking and cycling. These initiatives promote a healthier lifestyle, reduce carbon emissions, and create a more pleasant campus experience for students, staff and visitors.
Zebra Crossing
UKM has strategically installed zebra crossings throughout campus to prioritize pedestrian safety and facilitate smooth movement between frequently accessed areas. These crossings are positioned in high-traffic zones, including entrances to main buildings, parking areas and popular pedestrian pathways. By clearly marking these crossings, UKM ensures that vehicles slow down and give right of way to pedestrians, minimizing the risk of accidents and promoting a safer, more pedestrian-friendly environment. Additionally, these crossings contribute to a cohesive campus infrastructure that aligns with UKM’s commitment to sustainable, accessible and safe transportation practices, encouraging more students and staff to opt for walking as a primary means of transit across campus.
Disabled-Friendly Features
UKM is committed to creating an inclusive and accessible campus environment for all. To achieve this, the university has implemented various features, including accessible bus stops, tactile paving, pedestrian-friendly roads, ramps, and wheelchair access. These measures ensure that individuals with disabilities can navigate the campus safely and independently, promoting inclusivity and equal opportunity.