Submit suggestions for lowering pedestrian curb ramps

To improve pedestrian mobility and ensure a safe and convenient environment for all residents, the Riga Municipality’s Department of Outdoor Space and Mobility continues to lower pavement kerbs on municipally owned land.

This year, the municipality has already conducted a public survey and continues to welcome residents’ proposals and suggestions.

In 2025, pedestrian pavement kerbs were lowered at more than 70 locations across Riga, covering a total length of over 1,520 metres. During the first six months of this year, kerbs were lowered along more than 1,000 metres

Kerb lowering is carried out:

• at intersections to improve accessibility;
• to provide a convenient solution not only for people with reduced mobility, but also for parents with prams and other residents in their daily activities;
• using a standard design in which the lowered section of the pavement is at least 2 metres wide.

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Residents’ reports concerning kerbs will be compiled and assessed according to a standard procedure:

• the location will be inspected;
• the submitted addresses will be grouped by neighbourhood;
• the technical feasibility of carrying out the work will be assessed;
• the location will be added to the work plan in the order in which it was received, with works grouped within the same neighbourhood.