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A capacity building workshop was recently hosted by MayaPRAXIS - India Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) Head Office regarding the High-Density Corridors (HDC) Program in Bengaluru. The workshop focused on explaining the design, implementation process, intent of the HDC manual and to address the concern of stakeholders. It was attended by BBMP engineers, PMC consultants, Suraksha 75 consultants, contractors and sub-contractors.   B.S. Prahallad, the Engineer in Chief, BBMP, emphasized the need for more such programs and expressed the vision of making Bengaluru safe, inclusive, and resilient through the HDC program. The HDC program aims to develop 192km of identified arterial and sub-arterial roads in Bengaluru, Phase-1 being 92kms.   Srinivas Alavilli and Chetan Sodaye from WRI India presented best practices on Road Safety including the safer systems approach, and principles of road safety and road safety design elements using global case studies and local citywide research.    #StreetDesign #SaferByDesign #RoadSafety #WRIRoadSafety #BBMP

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