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SUMMARY OF FINDINGS, CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATIONS ON the extent failure to respect and obey road regulation by traders influencing delay at Uhuru road.

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1 Overview

This chapter represents the summary of the findings, conclusion from the research findings, recommendations based on the research findings and makes suggestions for further studies.

2 Summary of the findings

This study aimed to find out the effects of informal business on the pavement to road users. The research objectives that studied were intended to examine the extent failure to respect and obey road regulation by traders influencing delay at Uhuru road, to ascertain the effect of informal business on pavement to the road safety at Uhuru road; and to examine the measures undertaken by the government to solve associated problems with informal business on Uhuru road. The study found that, these objectives provided valid results about the study.

2.1 Failure to respect and obey road regulation by traders influencing delay at Uhuru road

The objective of the study was to identify examine the extent failure to respect and obey road regulation by traders influencing delay at Uhuru road. The study found that crossing the road randomly reduces road safety, traffic rules and regulations are not adhered, government implementation on road regulations, effects of failure to respect road regulation and conduct business beside the road.

The study found that still the community need to be imparted with enough skills through education provision towards road safety measures so as to ensure people’s awareness towards respecting road traffic rules is increased, this will help to remove conduct of the business beside the road so that road pavement problems will be reduced. Therefore, all businessmen’s conducting business around the Uhuru road they will be able to shift to the prepared areas like Machinga Complex and Karume so that road safety level will increase at Uhuru road.

2.2 Effect of informal business on pavement to the road safety at Uhuru road

The objective of the study was to ascertain the effect of informal business on pavement to the road safety at Uhuru road. The study found that road business results to vehicle crushes increase, encourages accidents to pedestrians and nature of driving or walking along the Uhuru road, Kariakoo.

The study revealed that, vehicle accidents associated with crushes are influenced by large population of businessmen and their customers at Uhuru road crossing the road randomly a factor that leads to continuous congestion problems. The researcher found that pedestrians get hard time to walk away along the Uhuru road at the same time vehicle get hard time to move along the Uhuru road, this is due to emergence of higher population to that area, hence road safety level is highly reduced.

2.3 Measures undertaken by the government to solve associated problems with informal business

The research objective aimed examine on measures undertaken by the government to solve associated problems with informal business on Uhuru road. The study found that education provision towards adhering traffic rules and strict prohibition to conduct business beside road sides are the applied measures. Further respondents were asked to point out other measures to be undertaken by government to escalate the problem, where respondents said that “the government should provide grants and loans which will help people to pay for special business areas, likewise areas arranged for business should not have tax collection, and further the government should implement laws and regulations effectively by removing these business people so as to reduce risks to people and entire community”. Furthermore, when respondents asked on why small businessmen neglect to conduct business in respect areas prepared by the government, they pointed out that “most of prepared areas by the government are far from the city center where there is high populated people and were people are influenced to do purchasing activities, also people neglect to those areas because of high tax compared to where they pay less or no tax at all”.

3 Conclusion of the study

The study conducted failure to respect and obey road regulation by trader’s in influencing delay at Uhuru road that crossing the road randomly by pedestrians and businessmen is the problem that is costing road safety level at Uhuru road by increasing road accidents, adherence on traffic rules and regulations still at low level as the area has high population that is difficult to be controlled by the traffic police supervisors, the government implements road rules and regulations but the problem still is the community to copy up with those efforts; and the conduct business beside Uhuru road still the challenge that need more awareness to be solved.

The factors that were tested to ascertain the effect of informal business on pavement to the road safety at Uhuru road found to be more negative than positive as increases more vehicle crushes, encourages accidents to pedestrians, as well as driving or walking along Uhuru road found to be very difficult due to emergence of high population that is associated with informal business conducted beside Uhuru road, hence reducing road safety level.

Lastly, the factors that examined on measures undertaken by the government to solve associated problems with informal business on Uhuru road found that education provision towards adhering traffic rules is an important measure, while there is strict prohibition to conduct business beside Uhuru road sides, the failure remains that people do not accept to leave the place free. Further, respondent’s prides that the government should provide grants and loans to empower businessmen, to remove taxes to the prepared business areas and to ensure that prepared business environments are attractive to large population a factor that will encourage business sustainability.

 

4 Study recommendations

Based on the findings of this study, the researcher recommended that;

a)      The government should ensure that prepared business environments for small business are at good locations with conducive environments to conduct business so as to encourage business functions.

b)      LATRA and stakeholders should have better strategic plans to solve the problem of informal business along the road areas, they will be able to solve accidents problems by increasing road safety.

c)      There is a need to implement road traffic rules and regulations so as to ensure that, there is no any business that is conducted beside the road, this will have positive impact in increasing road safety level.

d)     The government should make sure that the prepared special areas for small businessmen are cheap and there are low tax payments so as people with limited capital will be able to conduct the business to those areas.

e)      Under the mandate of Land Transport and Regulatory Authority (LATRA), the whole community should be provided periodic education so as to increase awareness on road safety measures.

f)       Due to proceeding in road accidents occurrences, every road user need to be an ambassador against road rules breakage so that to ensure people’s lives are valued especially to small businessmen’s.

5 Suggestions for further studies

As the researcher focused on the effects of informal business on the pavement to road users, the researcher suggests for further studies that will be conducted by other researchers and academicians to focus on forecast more on the solutions to reduce the effects of informal business on pavement of road users so as to ensure that god level of road safety is maintained. Further, the researcher suggests that, other academicians under their undertakings should ensure that they focus to reach high population of the community by conducting their study on larger geographical area so that their studies will be able to come up with more interesting general results.

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