Pedestrian Path Policy on Campus (TR.8)
Description: 2. Separator between the road for vehicles and the pedestrian path. 3. Ramps and guiding blocks that have a suitable design for pedestrians having physical disabilities.
Description:
The university has undertaken a wide range of sustainable transportation programs that contribute significantly to the achievement of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). These initiatives reflect a strong institutional commitment to low-carbon mobility, reduction of air pollution, and the creation of safe, inclusive, and accessible transport systems. Key programs include:
- Development of integrated pedestrian pathways across campus to encourage non-motorized transport.
- Operation of low-emission campus shuttle buses, including electric or hybrid vehicles, to reduce reliance on personal cars.
- Installation of electric vehicle (EV) charging stations to support the transition to cleaner transportation alternatives.
- Awareness campaigns and mobility education initiatives promoting safe, healthy, and sustainable transport behavior.
These efforts directly support SDGs 3, 4, 7, 9, 11, 12, 13, and 17, and contribute indirectly to others, including:
SDG 13 – Lowering carbon emissions through low-impact transportation
SDG 3 – Reducing exposure to air pollution and promoting healthy, active lifestyles
SDG 4 – Ensuring inclusive access to education through safe and reliable campus transport
SDG 7 – Promoting the use of clean energy in transportation
SDG 9 – Supporting innovation in sustainable transport infrastructure
SDG 11 – Building inclusive, safe, and sustainable urban mobility systems
SDG 12 – Encouraging responsible use of resources through shared mobility
