Read the article by Dai and Jaworski titled \"Influence of built environment on

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Read the article by Dai and Jaworski titled "Influence of built environment on pedestrian crashes: A network-based GIS analysis". Students may also find the following web resource useful:  Pedestrian Traffic Deaths In 2016: Georgia Sees Increase

Compose your reflections to include the following sections:

+ Ideas regarding the Importance of the material provided

+ Supporting Evidence for their position (including a reference or web link to your source)

+ A statement of Public Health Impact.

Article link: http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0143622816301369

Additional web resource: https://patch.com/georgia/atlanta/pedestrian-traffic-deaths-2016-georgia-sees-increase

Explanation / Answer

Today we are living in a world which is surround with the every comfort and sources which lead to make life easier and more comfortable. But as we all know that every thing posses two phases. One is it's advantages and the other is it's disadvantages. But if we focus in the present time than we can fund that the thibgs are just going opposite to what we are getting or expected before.

Now if we take the above case of the crashes of the padestrian ,then we could find that it not just make lose to money but also create the misfortune of death of many people in a while. This have a very bad impect on the environment as as on the human health. The material which are initially choosen should be of best quality and have the required strength to fulfill the desire need. As it have the Responsibility of many life.

Today these are constructed without proper analyses of the position and area upon which it is created. This to be focus first. The public health is then will be in danger because it doesn't have any garantee to withhold the load and it may collapse any time. This not only harming human but also create an adverse effects to the environment.

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