The city government is also planning on enhancing road safety infrastructure equipment, particularly in the areas with the highest frequency of traffic accidents and protected areas. Planned measures include increasing the use of light-reflecting traffic signs for better visibility at night, increasing the size of road traffic signs, demolishing pedestrian overpasses (currently there are 14 remaining in the city), removing road side trees or installations at the comer of crossroads that hamper the vision of drivers and pedestrians, etc. The city government has announced the creation of a task force in collaboration with road safety experts, the police, the KoTSA, citizen associations, etc. The Master Plan is currently running in its seventh edition (2012-16) and is put into operation as an Action Plan every year.