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18. Appendix 8 - Pedestrian Options Considered
Option Features Comment
Close footpath There is currently no footpath facilities to close but there is currently Not adopted
approximately 1m of grass shoulder able to be traversed.
Disadvantages:
▪ Reduced customer experience
▪ Possible undulating surface and risk of pedestrians injuring
themselves.
Advantages:
▪ Less impact on through traffic
▪ Removed pedestrians from work area
Retain Open The is currently no footpath facilities so pedestrians will walk on the Not Adopted
Footpath existing shoulder.
Disadvantages:
▪ Reduced customer experience
▪ Possible undulating surface and risk of pedestrians injuring
themselves.
▪ Risk of contact with works and machinery in work area
Advantages:
▪ Less impact on through traffic
▪ Removed pedestrians from work area
▪ No change to current pedestrian movements
Detour Pedestrian detour not practical Not Practical
Escort Escort Pedestrians through works area by spotter. Not Practical – there
are no designated
Disadvantages: routes in its current
▪ Having to supply pedestrians with appropriate PPE to traverse condition
works area. Pedestrians to
▪ Additional cost in resources to provide this service. comply with common
road rules and
Advantages: regulations
▪ Reduced risk of pedestrian injury.
▪ Positive outcome for pedestrians.
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