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Safety Audit Checklist for Dualism Batsman ROADS Western Australia SafetyAuditChecklistforDualUsePathsSeptember 1997 This document is a safety audit checklist for Multiples Paths. It should be read in

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How to fill out for dual-use paths

1. Start by identifying the dual-use path you want to fill out.
2. Collect all the necessary information such as the dimensions and specifications of the path.
3. Determine the materials you will need for filling out the path, such as gravel or asphalt.
4. Prepare the path by removing any debris or obstructions.
5. If necessary, mark the edges of the path using stakes or spray paint.
6. Begin filling out the path, starting from one end and working your way to the other.
7. Use a shovel or machinery to evenly distribute the filling material along the path.
8. Compact the filling material using a roller or compactor to ensure a stable surface.
9. Continue adding filling material and compacting until the entire path is covered and level.
10. Finally, inspect the filled-out path for any imperfections and make necessary adjustments.
11. Regularly maintain and repair the path as needed to ensure its longevity and usability.

Who needs for dual-use paths?

1. Dual-use paths are beneficial for various individuals and groups including:
2. - Cyclists who require safe and dedicated paths for commuting or recreational purposes.
3. - Pedestrians who prefer separate paths away from vehicle traffic.
4. - Joggers and runners who need well-maintained surfaces for their exercise routines.
5. - Rollerbladers and skateboarders who seek smooth and obstacle-free paths.
6. - Parents with strollers and young children who require accessible paths.
7. - Commuters who utilize alternative forms of transportation such as electric scooters.
8. - Individuals with disabilities who rely on accessible paths for mobility.
9. - Urban planners and city officials who aim to promote sustainable and active transportation options.
10. - Communities and neighborhoods that prioritize pedestrian and cyclist safety.
11. - Outdoor enthusiasts who enjoy exploring natural landscapes on foot or bike.
12. - Health-conscious individuals who utilize paths for regular exercise and mindfulness.

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What is for dual-use paths?

Dual-use paths are pathways that are designated for both pedestrians and cyclists.

Who is required to file for dual-use paths?

Local authorities or organizations responsible for the maintenance and management of the paths may be required to file for dual-use paths.

How to fill out for dual-use paths?

To file for dual-use paths, you may need to provide information about the path's location, usage statistics, maintenance schedules, and any planned improvements.

What is the purpose of for dual-use paths?

The purpose of dual-use paths is to provide a safe and convenient space for both pedestrians and cyclists to travel.

What information must be reported on for dual-use paths?

Information that may need to be reported includes path location, usage data, maintenance records, and any upcoming projects or improvements.