【こうつうじゃくしゃ】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. vulnerable road users
  2. mobility-impaired people
  3. people without public transport access
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Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. vulnerable road users
    2. This refers to individuals who are particularly at risk while using roads, including pedestrians, cyclists, and those with disabilities, due to their increased susceptibility to accidents compared to motorized vehicle users.
    Elderly people and those with disabilities need special attention as vulnerable road users.
    Cyclists and pedestrians, as vulnerable road users, must adhere to traffic rules.
  2. mobility-impaired people
    3. This term is used to describe those with physical limitations that restrict their movement, making it difficult for them to navigate transportation systems or travel safely.
    Support is needed for mobility-impaired people who face challenges in transportation.
    She is a mobility-impaired person, and a barrier-free environment is necessary.
  3. people without public transport access
    4. This meaning refers to individuals who do not have reliable access to public transportation, often resulting in isolation or inability to travel for work or essential needs.
    Those without access to public transportation are also considered vulnerable road users.
    The lack of public transport in that area has led to an increase in vulnerable road users.
Generated collocations (experimental)
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