Europe launches new phase of EU Road Safety Exchange programme to accelerate life-saving reforms in cities and countries
Road safety performance across Europe still varies dramatically. In some EU countries, the risk of dying on the road is three times higher than in the safest Member States. A new phase of the EU Road Safety Exchange (EURSE III) aims to help close this gap by enabling authorities at national, regional and city level
Welcome to EU Road Safety Exchange
The EU Road Safety Exchange (EURSE) brings together authorities and practitioners from across Europe to learn from what works. Through hands-on exchange, experts share practical experience on speed management, safer infrastructure, enforcement, road safety data and the protection of pedestrians and cyclists.
The new phase, EURSE III, expands this cooperation to include national, regional and city-level authorities, recognising that many key road safety decisions are made locally. It also addresses emerging challenges such as automation, new mobility and climate resilience.
By connecting those designing and delivering road safety measures, EURSE helps turn experience into action and supports progress towards safer roads for all.
