Consultation Open: Brazil’s New Road Safety Guide in School Environments
The Government of Brazil is welcoming feedback on its new draft Road Safety Guide for School Environments, an important reference tool which aims to transform road safety around schools for vulnerable children and adolescents. It recommends Star Rating for Schools as...
iRAP and RAUROS Sign MOU to Strengthen Road Safety and Asset Management
The International Road Assessment Programme (iRAP) and RAUROS Group have signed a three-year Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to formalize collaboration aimed at advancing road safety and reducing traffic-related deaths and injuries worldwide. The agreement...
Bhutan Officials Begin iRAP Training
On 26 February 2026, iRAP Star Rating Essentials training commenced for government officials from the Bhutan Construction and Transport Authority (BCTA), the Department of Surface Transport, and Thimphu Thromde, marking a continued step forward in strengthening road...
100km/h Speed: Very Different Safety for Different Roads
Safe System Solutions put one of their iRAP Accredited young gun engineers to work last week to Star Rate various roads with 100km/h speed limits – to goal to show the stark impact of speed on the ‘in built’ safety of roads. Principal Engineer Kenn...
Netherlands’ 2030 Road Safety Strategy Joins Our List
Many national and state policies include the iRAP methodology and tools for safer roads, and The Netherlands 2030 Road Safety Strategy, titled “Door to Door Safety: A Joint Vision on the Approach to Road Safety Policy”, has joined our list. The Dutch strategy places a...
Securing the Lomé-Cinkassé Corridor in Togo
A World Bank-funded project has commenced in Togo to improve the road safety of the Lomé-Cinkassé section of the Lomé – Ouagadougou – Niamey Economic Corridor (PCE-LON) in Africa, supported by FRED Engineering and the iRAP methodology. It is part of a USD$470 million...
New White Paper on Advancing Road Safety Through Data: Insights from European Projects
The EU Road Safety Cluster has published a new white paper titled “Advancing Road Safety Through Data: Challenges, Solutions, and Policy Insights from EU Road Safety Projects”, bringing together insights from multiple EU-funded research and innovation initiatives...
Frontiers in Public Health: Slow Zones, Safe Zones Vietnam
Frontiers in Public Health has published the results of AIP Foundation’s ‘Slow Zones, Safe Zones’ project in Vietnam which saw crashes plummet by 33% and school zone Star Ratings dramatically improved to 4- and 5-stars, impacting the safety of 17...
Tajikistan’s Journey to Safer Roads: European Study Tour the Latest Step
Senior MoT officials visit Croatian Motorways Senior officials from the Ministry of Transport of the Republic of Tajikistan recently undertook a 12-day European road safety study tour, and practitioners attended in-country field training, as part of a Road Safety...
CAMBER showcased at RTR Europe
The CAMBER Project – for Connected and Adaptive Maintenance for Safer Urban and Secondary Roads – was proudly represented at this year’s RTR Conference in Brussels, which brought together leading European research and innovation initiatives in transport...
Latest Metrics Quantify Partners’ Global Impact
Our latest programme metrics underscore the life-saving power of iRAP partnerships – helping prevent almost 860,000 deaths and injuries, delivering more than 4.2 million kilometres of road safety assessments across 140 countries influencing the safety of US$120...
CAMBER Consortium Meet and Scope Plans for Year Two
On 27 and 28 January, CAMBER partners gathered in Madrid for two days of focused discussions, coordination, and collaboration as the project moves forward into its second year. The meeting provided an opportunity to review overall progress across all Work Packages and...
ThaiRAP supports assessments, training and youth for safer highways and streets
National capacity building and more than 18,000km of iRAP assessments have recently been supported by ThaiRAP, working in partnership with the Department of Highways and the Children and Youth Council. These efforts will inform lifesaving action to improve road safety...
Transurban and Safe System Solutions Assess Risks for Cyclists, Supported by CycleRAP
Safe System Solutions in Australia has been supporting Transurban in assessing risk for cyclists on its Melbourne networks with the support of CycleRAP. Transurban is a major Australian-based multinational company that develops, manages, and operates urban toll road...
Road Safety Measures in Infrastructure Projects Boost Returns, Says New Report
Infrastructure investment projects integrating road safety into key metrics can secure faster, more reliable returns, while saving lives, says a new report by Global Infrastructure Basel Foundation (GIB), supported by the FIA Foundation. The report, ‘Financing...
Save the Date: PHOEBE Final Conference
Mark your diaries and join us for the Final Conference of PHOEBE on 23 June in Naples to hear the project’s results in advancing the safety of vulnerable road users and safer, smarter and greener active mobility in three European cities. The 3.5 year EU-funded...
Australia Day Honours Recognise Global Road Safety Leader Rob McInerney AO
The International Road Assessment Programme (iRAP) has today welcomed the announcement that its Chief of Future Impact, Rob McInerney, has been appointed an Officer of the Order of Australia (AO) in the Australia Day Honours List. The prestigious award recognises his...
Celebrating Three-Year Progress of KSARAP
Over 80 high level decision-makers, engineers and road authority practitioners came together last month for a National KSARAP Workshop in Riyadh to review progress and next steps towards creating a Saudi Arabia free of high-risk roads. Hosted by the Roads General...
Great Britain’s New Road Safety Strategy Released
The UK Government has released its first road safety strategy in over a decade, with a plan to reduce fatalities and serious injuries on Britain’s roads by 65% by 2035, with an even more ambitious target of 70% for children under 16. It includes for strategic efforts...
New Crash Risk Mapping for Tunisia
New Risk Mapping has been completed for 14,800 km of Tunisia’s road network to inform an understanding of crash risk and evidence-based investment to reduce road deaths and serious injuries. Based on the most recent five years of crash data (2021–2025), the updated...
New Zealand’s highest risk highways now safer
The AA Research Foundation has evaluated safety outcomes, with impressive results, for 32 of New Zealand’s highest risk highways, comparing to 20 years ago when KiwiRAP assessments were first completed. The analysis, prepared by WSP, compared crash data for the period...
Shaping the Future of Safe Cycling Infrastructure in Istanbul
Lane Patrol is collaborating with the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality (IBB) to support the planning and development of Istanbul’s future cycling network, powered by the globally recognized CycleRAP methodology. The partnership marks a significant milestone in...
Britain’s 2025 Crash Risk Mapping Results Released
United Kingdom RAP Lead Road Safety Foundation (RSF) has today released its 2025 Crash Risk Mapping Results, mapping the statistical risk of a fatal or serious injury occurring on Great Britain’s motorways and ‘A’ roads for 2021-2023, and tracking the safety...














