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Municipalities Spend Over €100k Annually on Poorly Maintained Pedestrian Crossings · Cyprus Report

Crime & Safety · Cyprus

Municipalities Spend Over €100k Annually on Poorly Maintained Pedestrian Crossings

1 sourceFirst reported 2 days agoUpdated 2 days ago

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Municipalities are investing over €100,000 annually to maintain pedestrian crossings.
Fading paint on these crossings poses significant safety risks for pedestrians and drivers.
Inadequate visibility of markings is particularly problematic in areas without sufficient vertical traffic signage.
Authorities are addressing the issue as worn markings can become completely invisible.

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Municipalities are investing over €100,000 annually to maintain pedestrian crossings.
Fading paint on these crossings poses significant safety risks for pedestrians and drivers.
Inadequate visibility of markings is particularly problematic in areas without sufficient vertical traffic signage.
Authorities are addressing the issue as worn markings can become completely invisible.

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