SDG11
11.2) Support of arts and heritage
11.3) Expenditure on arts and heritage
11.4) Sustainable practices
11.4.1) Sustainable practic...
11.4.2) Promote sustainable...
11.4.3) Allow remote workin...
11.4.4) Affordable housing ...
11.4.5) Affordable housing ...
11.4.6) Pedestrian priority...
11.4.7) Local authority col...
11.4.8) Planning developmen...
11.4.9) Building on brownfi...
11.4.6) Pedestrian priority on campus
Prioritise pedestrian access on campus.
Tamsui campus has set up several pedestrian-exclusion areas, prohibiting the passage of vehicles of all kinds, and creating a people-oriented, pedestrian-first space. Catering shops are set up along the pedestrian areas to provide a more enjoyable experience and create a high-quality leisure environment.
Since the Tamsui and the Lanyang campuses are both located on the hillsides, the school then restricts the speed limit of vehicles on the campus to 20 km/h. Some sections of the road are equipped with vehicle deceleration pads (slopes) to avoid vehicle speeding and endangering the safety of pedestrians. Recently, under the guidance of the Traffic Safety Education Committee of the university, further plans have been made to add speed measuring equipment to ensure the safety of campus driving and provide safe walking space for pedestrians.
Since the Tamsui and the Lanyang campuses are both located on the hillsides, the school then restricts the speed limit of vehicles on the campus to 20 km/h. Some sections of the road are equipped with vehicle deceleration pads (slopes) to avoid vehicle speeding and endangering the safety of pedestrians. Recently, under the guidance of the Traffic Safety Education Committee of the university, further plans have been made to add speed measuring equipment to ensure the safety of campus driving and provide safe walking space for pedestrians.