Vehicle movement within the school site

What other factors may contribute to the likelihood of any harm occurring?

Shared vehicular and pedestrian routes :

Reversing vehicles :

Blind spots / corners / overgrown shrubs :

Large numbers of pedestrians :

Members of the public using school facilities or other facilities on the site e.g. swimming pool /sports facilities :

Public right of way across the school site :

Inadequate number or no designated car parking spaces :

Narrow vehicle routes ( vehicles having to mount paths / walkways to pass) :

Inadequate external lighting :

Vehicles parked close to designated pedestrian crossing routes :

Significant numbers of contractor’s vehicles entering the site :

Significant numbers of private vehicles entering the site :

School buses, taxis dropping off / picking up pupils :

Lack of or no designated pedestrian paths :

Poor condition of paths :

Missing or damaged road signs :

Vehicles passing close to buildings or vulnerable objects / items e.g. gas, oil or chemical storage tanks, pipes :

Pedestrians unable to see clearly in all directions at crossing points :

Steep gradients :

Temporary workplaces, e.g. construction sites :

Maintenance work being carried out on or near traffic routes :