What should be done to maintain safe traffic flows on site?

Maintaining safe traffic flows on site is crucial for ensuring the safety of both pedestrians and vehicles. Having separate lanes for pedestrians and vehicles is an effective strategy to prevent accidents and conflicts between these two groups. By clearly delineating paths for pedestrians and designated roadways for vehicles, the risk of collisions is significantly reduced. This separation helps to create a safe environment where people can move freely without the fear of being struck by a vehicle, contributing to a more efficient and organized traffic flow.

In contrast, designing roads with dead-end layouts often leads to congestion and confusion, which can compromise safety. Keeping parking areas at a distance from building entrances may negatively impact accessibility and convenience for users, potentially leading to unsafe behavior as pedestrians may take shortcuts across vehicle pathways. Allowing unrestricted parking anywhere on site can create chaotic traffic conditions, increasing the likelihood of accidents and discouraging safe movements within the space. Thus, creating dedicated lanes for different types of traffic is the most effective approach to maintain safety on site.