Answered By: Health and Safety Team
Last Updated: Feb 23, 2024     Views: 107

Moving vehicles traversing the Waterside Campus could strike pedestrians leading to serious injury. University premises are designed to separate pedestrians and vehicle traffic wherever practicable.

The University applies a 10mph maximum speed for all vehicles traversing University roads and traffic routes given the presence of students and staff. Raised kerbs, bollards, signage, planting, and protective barriers are installed at locations around University grounds to separate vehicles from pedestrian pathways where practicable.

There is also a homepage that lists the range of Health and Safety risks identified as relevant to the University's activities and facilities, together with information on the University's policies and arrangements on how these risks are to be managed and controlled.