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GBA to roll out ‘Safe Footpath’ campaign today

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GBA to roll out ‘Safe Footpath’ campaign today
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The Greater Bengaluru Authority is launching a 'Safe Footpath' campaign from July 1 to 10 to clear encroachments and improve pedestrian safety. The initiative targets major roads while aiming to balance the needs of street vendors with the fundamental right to walk.

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Urban infrastructure management and the balance between public space access and informal economies are critical issues in rapidly growing cities.

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Action against encroachments on footpaths may begin from Wednesday, as part of the ‘Safe Footpath Campaign’, with the Greater Bengaluru Authority (GBA), in coordination with the Bengaluru Traffic Police, rolling out the drive between July 1 and 10 across a 2,000-km road network in the city.

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The article presents the government's plan and the rationale behind it without taking a side on the impact to vendors.

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