apron for cyclists and motor-cyclists

cross cercelee [ cross cercelée | cross sarcelly | cross sarcelée | cross recercelée | cross recersile | cross resarcelée | cross resarcelled | cross recercelee | cross recercely | cross voided throughout ]

cross-rate futures | cross-rate future | cross-rate futures contract | cross-rate currency futures contract | cross-rate currency future contract | cross-rate currency futures | cross-rate currency future | currency cross-rate futures contract | currency cross-rate future contract | currency cross-rate futures | currency cross-rate future

cross rail head | cross rail head and saddle | cross-slide tool box | cross-slide tool box and saddle | horizontal toolhead | horizontal toolhead and saddle | rail head | rail head and saddle | tool box on cross slide

grade crossing [ level crossing | road crossing at grade | railway crossing | railroad crossing | road crossing | highway crossing | crossing ]

cross-border dimension [4.7] [ cross-border activity | cross-border issue | cross-border perspective | transnational dimension | transnational perspective ]

International Federation of the Blue Cross [ The Blue Cross | International Federation of the Blue Cross Societies | International Federation of the Temperance Blue Cross Societies | International Blue Cross Union | International Federation of Blue Cross Organizations ]

Proposals to eliminate all at-level crossings for cyclist and pedestrian traffic would be difficult and could separate neighbouring communities.

The bill would help protect children, cyclists of all ages, and motorists from treacherous conditions at rail crossings that are in disrepair.

58. Welcomes the fact that the Commission is focusing its attention on the most vulnerable user groups (two-wheel vehicle users, pedestrians, etc.), where accident figures are still too high; calls on the Member States, the Commission and the industry to bear these kinds of users in mind when designing road infrastructure and equipment, so that roads built are safe for all users; calls, in the context of road planning and maintenance, for greater consideration to be given to infrastructure measures to protect cyclists and pedestrians, e.g. traffic separation measures, the expansion of cycle path networks and barrier-free access arrange ...[+++]ments and crossings for pedestrians;

58. Welcomes the fact that the Commission is focusing its attention on the most vulnerable user groups (two-wheel vehicle users, pedestrians, etc.), where accident figures are still too high; calls on the Member States, the Commission and the industry to bear these kinds of users in mind when designing road infrastructure and equipment, so that roads built are safe for all users; calls, in the context of road planning and maintenance, for greater consideration to be given to infrastructure measures to protect cyclists and pedestrians, e.g. traffic separation measures, the expansion of cycle path networks and barrier-free access arrange ...[+++]ments and crossings for pedestrians;