safe routes
Protected travel corridors
Safe routes are designated pathways intended to minimize risk or danger, especially for vulnerable users.
The term appears most often in urban planning contexts: safe routes to school programs create protected walking and biking paths for children.
Safe routes may also refer to established corridors for migration, evacuation, or humanitarian aid: Refugees traveled along safe routes to the border.
- secureProtected from harm
- pathwayDesignated route for travel
- protectedKept from harm
- detourAlternate path around obstruction
- passageSegment of text
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- pedestrian safetycrosswalks, sidewalks, crossing guards, pedestrian crossings, pedestrian signals
- UK ImmigrationBritish citizenship, British passport, Home Office, immigration law, immigration officer
- school safetylockdown, lockdown drill, fire drill, school shootings, tornado drill
- Halloweenjack-o-lantern, trick or treating, haunted mansion, pumpkin, trick-or-treat
- child safetychildproofing, car seats, seat belts, booster seats, outlet covers
- public safetypolice, 911, ambulance, fire department, firefighters
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