Author(s)

Pingping Zhang

Corresponding Author

Pingping Zhang

Abstract

Modern urban construction development actively promotes the concept of green travel, where cycling and walking have become primary low-carbon and environmentally friendly transportation modes, occupying an important position in the urban transportation system. However, some cities inadequately consider bicycles and pedestrians in municipal road and bridge design, leading to restricted passage space for non-motorized vehicles and pedestrians, causing safety issues and poor travel experiences. This paper will focus on the field of municipal road and bridge design, point out the considerations and problems regarding bicycle and pedestrian passage in such designs, propose scientific and reasonable design optimization strategies, and provide a strong reference for the sustainable development of urban transportation systems.

Keywords

Municipal Road and Bridge Design, Bicycle, Pedestrian Passage, Space Allocation