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African Road Safety Charter comes into force

African Road Safety Charter comes into force

In a historic milestone, the African Road Safety Charter entered into force on 12 March. It marks Africa’s first continental and legally-binding road safety framework and aims to reduce the staggering 250,000 road deaths incurred annually. Adopted by African Heads of...
iRAP and CONASET Explore Road Safety Initiatives in Chile

iRAP and CONASET Explore Road Safety Initiatives in Chile

Natalia Escobar, Analyst, Infrastructure Department, CONASET; Alberto Escobar, Executive Secretary, CONASET; Julio Urzua and Morgan Fletcher, iRAP; Ricardo Rojas, Transport Engineer, Infrastructure Department, CONASET; and Rosemary Planzer, Transport Engineer,...
Bhutan Officials Begin iRAP Training

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...
Netherlands’ 2030 Road Safety Strategy Joins Our List

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...

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