University of Dhaka prioritizes pedestrian access across its central campus to ensure safety, convenience, and accessibility for students, staff, and visitors. Key measures include:

• Dedicated walkways and pedestrian zones in major areas such as Curzon Hall, TSC (Teacher-Student Centre) area, Shahid Minar surroundings, Kola Bhaban front plaza, Mol Chottor, social science faculty open areas, and aroundthree-leader’s mausoleum.
• Traffic management systems and clear signage separate pedestrian paths from vehicular routes, particularly around congested zones such as Shahbagh, New Market access roads, andadministrative buildings.
• Newly developed areas, such as the Centenary Monument at Mol Chottor, include spacious walkways, bicycle stands, and green buffers to facilitate safe pedestrian movement.
• Pedestrian-friendly initiatives complement ongoing sustainable commuting programs, such as shuttle buses, electric mini-buses, and promotion of cycling across campus.
• Open courtyards, plazas, and recreational green spaces are kept accessible to pedestrians, encouraging walking and informal gathering while maintaining campus heritage and aesthetics.

These measures reflect the University’s commitment to a walkable, inclusive, and safe campus environment for all stakeholders.