A senior manager at KeNHA said it's wrong for pedestrians to endanger their lives yet there is a footbridge.
"There is a footbridge 500 meters from the crossing but it appears the students are reverting to the older format where there were marshals controlling the traffic," the manager who requested anonymity said.
The section of the road from ABC place was expanded into 8 lanes as one joins the Expressway.
However, very few pedestrians use the footbridge to cross the wide road and most have been seen jumping over guard rails.
“A joint visit is arranged with NTSA for sensitization to the school and pedestrians. A safety audit is also underway to improve user experience," the official said.
"We will have marshals to guide to a safe crossing,” the manager said.
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