2016 iRAP Conference paper – Development of a Safer Road Corridors Investment Plan in Ukraine (European Road Infrastructure Congress)
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EVENT WRAP UP: Innovation workshop 2016
Summary The UN Sustainable Development Goals have set the challenge to halve road deaths and injuries by 2020 (Goal 3.6). They have also set the challenge for safe, affordable, accessible and sustainable transport systems for all (Goal 11.2) and they have recognised...2015 iRAP report – Vaccines for roads summary document: Third edition (French)
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EVENT WRAP UP: Innovation workshop 2015
Summary The United Nations has included a road safety target in the post-2015 Sustainable Development Goals. Our challenge will be to provide the catalyst and capacity to make the target of reducing road deaths to less than 600,000 per year achievable. We want to...2015 iRAP RAS Technical report – Papua New Guinea Highlands Highway
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Pioneering ‘Safe Schools’ project progresses in South Africa
In 2014, the granddaughter of Nelson Mandela and global road safety campaigner, Zoleka Mandela led the launch of the first Safe Schools project in South Africa. The project introduced safe road infrastructure to project school children, along with road safety...
The 3-star coalition
A growing coalition of organisations in the USA is calling for safe roads to be built in developing countries, where 9 out 10 of the world’s road deaths occur.
The 3-star coalition, led by the Fund for Global Health and including the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) and Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE), seeks to build a healthier world by advocating for the design and construction of safer roads in developing countries.
Specifically, the coalition is calling for roads in developing countries to be built to a minimum 3-star safety standard for all road users.
To find our more and join the 3-star coalition, visit: http://www.fundforglobalhealth.org/join-the-3-star-coalition/.
Take part in upcoming iRAP training events
There are now many opportunities to take part in training on iRAP assessments:
30 April 2015, ADB headquarters, Philippines: learn how to Star Rate roads and see how iRAP tools are supporting local and national road safety initiatives at the Asia Pacific Workshop. Register now.
22 May, 2015, Malaysia: learn how road safety can be incorporated in performance based contracts at the IRF Executive Certified Training Program. Register now.
21 – 25 September 2015, UK: this 5-day course at the University of Birmingham introduces to participants the iRAP technology for evaluating the safety impact of road infrastructure. Register now.
RAPcapacity online courses let you learn how to undertake iRAP-specification road assessments, at your own pace. Register now.
National highway safety program enters a new phase in China
China’s State Council has endorsed an implementation guide for the next phase of the Highway Safety Enhancement Project (HSEP), titled highway safety to cherish life.
The guide is an update of an earlier edition and includes new recommendations for safety facilities and instructions on the use of ChinaRAP risk assessments.
Tiejun Zhang from the Ministry of Transport Research Institute of Highway (RIOH) and member of the iRAP Global Technical Committee was a lead author of the new guide, which will be trialled in numerous provinces during the next two years.
The HSEP was established in 2004 and in its first ten years more than CNY 30 billion (USD 4.8 billion) was invested in improving approximately 366,000km of roads.
The Building ChinaRAP initiative is a partnership of RIOH and iRAP and is supported by the FIA Foundation, World Bank GRSF and Bloomberg Philanthropies.
Planning safer roads in Papua New Guinea
Risk assessments are now being undertaken on 4,500km of priority national highways in Papua New Guinea.
The assessments, which are being led by the Department of Works, are part of the fulfilment of the national transport strategy aim to introduce safety management systems that can be used to identify and mitigate safety risks from road layout and use.
The project, which has been able to leverage road asset data collected in a previous project, includes producing road safety Star Ratings and Safer Roads Investment Plans and training.
The project is part of the Papua New Guinea – Australia Transport Sector Support Program (TSSP).
Ministro anuncia Clasificaciones por Estrellas para las vías de Gran Bretaña
El ministro de vías del Reino Unido, Robert Goodwill, ha anunciado que las autoridades viales de Gran Bretaña pronto otorgarán oficialmente “clasificaciones por estrellas” a las vías de acuerdo con su nivel de seguridad.
Durante el lanzamiento de los resultados de EuroRAP en Gran Bretaña, el Sr. Goodwill indicó que se ha pedido a la Agencia Vial y a los municipios que “consideren los méritos” de adoptar oficialmente un sistema de clasificación de cinco estrellas.
El anuncio se dio durante el lanzamiento del informe de la Road Safety Foundation (Fundación para la Seguridad Vial) realizado por encargo de una importante aseguradora, Ageas, Making Road Safety Pay, que recomendó niveles de seguridad de no menos de 4 estrellas para las carreteras nacionales más transitadas en Gran Bretaña y de 3 estrellas como mínimo para todas las otras vías nacionales para el año 2025.
El informe también recomendó que las principales vías a cargo de la autoridad local alcancen el nivel mínimo de 3 estrellas para el año 2030 y que se realicen significativas mejoras de seguridad durante el mantenimiento de rutina – una estrategia que ha sido recientemente avalada por el gobierno regional de Cataluña en España luego de trabajar junto con RACC, miembro de EuroRAP.
Minister flags Star Ratings for roads in Britain
The UK Roads Minister, Robert Goodwill, has announced that roads in Britain could soon be officially given ‘star ratings’ for safety by road authorities.
Speaking at a launch of EuroRAP results in Britain, Mr Goodwill said the Highways Agency and councils had been asked to “consider the merits” of officially adopting a five-star rating system.
The announcement was at the launch of the Road Safety Foundation report commissioned by major insurer Ageas, Making Road Safety Pay, which recommended that minimum in-built safety levels of 4-stars are needed for the busiest national roads in Britain and minimum 3-stars for all other national roads by 2025.
The report also recommended that major local authority roads needed to achieve the minimum 3-star level by 2030 with much safety upgrading undertaken during routine maintenance – a strategy also recently endorsed by the Catalan regional government in Spain following work in partnership with EuroRAP Member RACC.
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