In Ivano-Frankiuk, they plan to change two problems of intersection: with the streets of Shashkevich and the Valelevich.

This has been reported by the deputy of the city head of Ivano-Frankika Sumshk.

And he said that these areas are actually not available for disabled people every day, although they use hundreds of pedestrians.

In particular, at the intersection of the Georgian Wallevich, they're planning to customize what's called an anticlipboard with elements of inbarriers.

The object also aims to improve availability, but to create small public spaces with green, wood and bench. And it also has to increase the safety of the car, because in parked vehicles, they don't often see the pedestrians.

At the crossing of the Georgian Shashkevich, they want to set up a pedestrian transition. Through high curb and narrow pavement, it's hard to make standard decontamination, so that's the decision they think is optimal.

In addition to availability, the transition also has to lower the speed of transportation and make the area safer.

In urban government, we hope to finance and implement these things this year.