I Transport Accidents between motor vehicles, bicycles and pedestrians (particularly children and young people) o Pollution from burning fossil fuels o Noise from transportation Psychosocial effects such as severance of communities by large roads and the restriction of children,s movement Increased the odds of spread of infection( Vector borne diseases Climate change due to CO, emission Improved physical activity from cycling or walking o Increased access to employment, shops and medical establishment o Recreational uses of road spaces Contributes to economic developmentTransport  Accidents between motor vehicles, bicycles and pedestrians (particularly children and young people)  Pollution from burning fossil fuels  Noise from transportation  Psychosocial effects such as severance of communities by large roads and the restriction of children’s movement  Increased the odds of spread of infection(Vector borne diseases)  Climate change due to CO2 emission  Improved physical activity from cycling or walking  Increased access to employment, shops and medical establishment  Recreational uses of road spaces  Contributes to economic development 5