Safer personal mobility device in 2040
The scene where people are commuting on Personal Mobility Devices (PMDs) these days are increasingly prevalent. However, there is an underlying issue with these devices; safety. Safety issue of these devices come into play when commuters, especially the younger generations or those who utilises thes...
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description | The scene where people are commuting on Personal Mobility Devices (PMDs) these days are increasingly prevalent. However, there is an underlying issue with these devices; safety. Safety issue of these devices come into play when commuters, especially the younger generations or those who utilises these machines to run errands, travel above the recommended speed limits. Speeding can cause serious injuries to pedestrians or sometimes lead to fatal accidents. PMDs were designed to be a greener commuting solution to people, but the increased numbers of accidents are making people wary about these devices. Speed limits on these devices have been imposed since. This however did not decrease accident rates significantly. PMD riders started to make modifications to allow them to ride at speeds exceeding the imposed speed limits on pedestrian walkways. The government has also passed down regulations to deter and prevent users from speeding, which may not be the best solution to address the safety aspect on this mode of commute. |
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spelling | ntu-10356/779962019-12-10T14:01:33Z Safer personal mobility device in 2040 Lim, Hong Sheng Peer M. Sathikh School of Art, Design and Media DRNTU::Visual arts and music::Design::Product The scene where people are commuting on Personal Mobility Devices (PMDs) these days are increasingly prevalent. However, there is an underlying issue with these devices; safety. Safety issue of these devices come into play when commuters, especially the younger generations or those who utilises these machines to run errands, travel above the recommended speed limits. Speeding can cause serious injuries to pedestrians or sometimes lead to fatal accidents. PMDs were designed to be a greener commuting solution to people, but the increased numbers of accidents are making people wary about these devices. Speed limits on these devices have been imposed since. This however did not decrease accident rates significantly. PMD riders started to make modifications to allow them to ride at speeds exceeding the imposed speed limits on pedestrian walkways. The government has also passed down regulations to deter and prevent users from speeding, which may not be the best solution to address the safety aspect on this mode of commute. Bachelor of Fine Arts in Product Design 2019-06-11T01:42:26Z 2019-06-11T01:42:26Z 2019 Final Year Project (FYP) http://hdl.handle.net/10356/77996 en Nanyang Technological University 42 p. application/pdf |
spellingShingle | DRNTU::Visual arts and music::Design::Product Lim, Hong Sheng Safer personal mobility device in 2040 |
title | Safer personal mobility device in 2040 |
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title_short | Safer personal mobility device in 2040 |
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