Community safety for public transportation during Covid-19 pandemic / Huipeng Hu

Huipeng, Hu (2022) Community safety for public transportation during Covid-19 pandemic / Huipeng Hu. Masters thesis, Universiti Malaya.

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Abstract

In the face of a pandemic, urban public transport has the dual responsibility of ensuring travel and blocking the epidemic. The normal operation of public transportation is often linked to the economic development of the society. Therefore, it is very important to ensure the safe travel of people during the pandemic period. This is also a major livelihood problem that the government and public transportation management departments urgently need to solve. challenge. This study aims to investigate the community safety of public transportation during Covid-19 pandemic. This study collects public transportation data during the COVID-19 pandemic, analyzes the importance of public transportation community safety to social development, and how many people affect as a result. Develop new guidance on public transport safety during a pandemic or future outbreak based on an analysis of China's public transport epidemic prevention and control measures against Covid-19 and public transport response to the pandemic. The outbreak of Covid-19 in China coincided with the Chinese Spring Festival, and the passenger volume of public transport in the whole society dropped by 75.2% compared with the same period. About 850 million people affected during this period. Established a public transport epidemic prevention and control system, and established a three-level epidemic prevention and control strategy guide for public transport. In order to restore and enhance social development, it is critical to keep the public transportation community safe in the context of COVID-19, and to this end develop new guidance on public transportation safety during a new pandemic or future outbreak. A three-level epidemic prevention and control strategy guide and a diversified group prevention and control mechanism have been constructed.

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