Creating road and design guidelines for three-wheeler vehicles in Bangladesh with Dr Nazmus Sakib

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Reimagining Motion

High Volume Transport Applied Research Programme

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Reimagining Motion is our podcast for the High Volume Transport Applied Research Programme (HVT). In our latest season we explore infrastructure and transport systems development in South Asia and what it needs to look like in the future

Each episode draws on the latest HVT research, case studies and newly developed frameworks offering insights and practical ideas for addressing climate change in the land transport sector.

HVT is funded by the UK's Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office. The views expressed do not represent the views of the UK government.

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Creating road and design guidelines for three-wheeler vehicles in Bangladesh with Dr Nazmus Sakib

Reimagining Motion

38 minutes 39 seconds

1 year ago

Creating road and design guidelines for three-wheeler vehicles in Bangladesh with Dr Nazmus Sakib

Slow moving Two and three-wheeler vehicles (Tri-SMVs) make up as much as 80% of the traffic in Bangladesh, but the roads are largely designed for motorised vehicles with four or more wheels. This creates safety and comfort issues for Tri-SMV drivers and passengers, significantly affecting the mobility of vulnerable groups.In this episode we speak to Dr Nazmus Sakib of the Islamic University of Technology in Bangladesh about his research into this essential transport modality in both urban and...