The University of Texas at Austin is implementing new plans to address campus safety. Part of this initiative includes designating certain areas as "dismount zones". The university has introduced "mobility expectations" as a way to promote safety on campus. For more information on these plans and how they aim to improve campus safety, readers can refer to the source, KXAN-NBC in Austin, TX.
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