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Government of Ethiopia Moves to Address Road-accident Toll
Improved access to emergency medical care and compulsory third-party insurance coverage could help to lower Ethiopia’s high road-traffic accident death toll, say officials. How People Arrived Here: ethiopian accident, ethiopian car crash
European Parliament Proposes Raft of Measures to Halve Road Accident Deaths By 2020
The European Union (EU) should promote the use of alcolocks on commercial goods and passenger vehicles and seek an EU-wide 30 km/h speed limit in residential areas, says a resolution approved by a show of hands on Tuesday. Parliament calls for a new road...
Over 231 Motorists Feel the Sting of South Africa’s North West Women Law Enforcers
Over 231 motorists have felt the sting of North West women law enforcers on public roads since they embarked on special operations to commemorate women’s month.
Full Information About Speed Cameras in the UK Will be Published By Local Authorities And the Police
Road Safety Minister Mike Penning has announced that full information about speed cameras will be published by local authorities and the police for the first time.
Mozambique’s Traffic Department Earmarks $55m for Traffic Improvement
Mozambique´s traffic department known as Institute Nacional de Viaçao will invest $55 million to buy special equipment to watch highways with the aim of reducing the number of road accidents, INAV officials revealed in Maputo on Tuesday.
Green Light for Cleaner, More Fuel-efficient Vans in European Union
The European Parliament gave a green light for cleaner, more fuel-efficient vans on Tuesday, in a vote to introduce CO2 limits in the EU for new vans and other light commercial goods vehicles. The rules, agreed with Member States, include incentives to...
South Africa’s Department of Transport to Enforce Licence Restrictions
South Africans who obtain a driving license for a heavy motor vehicle will no longer be allowed to drive a light motor vehicle as from February next year.
Operation Enough is Enough Impounds 60 Vehicles
North West Public Safety Traffic authorities using Operation ‘Enough is Enough’ have impounded 60 vehicles found to have been illegally imported into South Africa from neighboring countries.
