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PIN Talk – Reducing serious injuries on European roads, Madrid, 3 June 2025 / Jornada PIN – Cómo reducir las lesiones graves, Madrid, 3 de Junio 2025
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Online PIN Talk – Improving the road safety of e-scooters – 13 May 2025
Response to the Industrial Action Plan for the European Automotive Sector
President Von der Leyen urged to reject US vehicle standards in trade negotiations
New EU rules on driving licences – the good, the bad and the ugly
Reducing Serious Injuries on European Roads (PIN Flash 48)
Serious road injuries ‘massively’ underreported
Driving bans imposed abroad will apply across the EU
The danger of ‘cars for kids’ in new driving licence rules
Cars will need buttons not just touchscreens to get a 5-star Euro NCAP safety rating
Call for 80 km/h rural road speed limits in Germany
European Parliament vote on teenage lorry drivers is a wrong-turn for road safety
As Germany legalises cannabis, DVR warns on drug-driving enforcement
Call for breath tests to detect drivers under the influence of nitrous oxide
MEPs threaten road safety with increase of longer and heavier lorries
Heavier cars will pay more to park in Paris from September
A 30 km/h in urban areas has had positive effects
Alcohol a significant factor in e-scooter crashes
In Memoriam: Professor Richard Allsop OBE
Wider cars are taking space away from cyclists and pedestrians
New Driver Monitoring Requirements for Assisted Driving: Two Steps Forward, One Step Back?
Ireland considering alcohol interlock rehabilitation programme
New polling shows that Parisians support higher parking charges for large SUVs
Austrian cities get more powers to set 30 km/h limits
UK: Large proportion of e-scooter injuries go unreported
Shock tactics don’t work when it comes to teaching young men about road safety, according to new research
Tesla’s US safety recall highlights concerns over Level 2 assistance systems
Despite notable progress, WHO says road safety remains urgent global issue
Board names Walter Eichendorf as the new president of the European Transport Safety Council