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Effectiveness of School Traffic Warden Programme on Road User Behaviour
Hypothesis: Crossing roads at points that lack traffic control measures increase the risk of pedestrian motor vehicle collisions. Therefore, implementing a low cost traffic warden programme at school crossing points reduce the risk of pedestrian road traffic crashes. Objective: The investigators aim to determine the effectiveness of a school traffic warden programme on road user behaviour at primary school crossings in Kampala Uganda
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