ETSC supports UK proposals to restrict misleading marketing of assisted driving systems
EU–US trade agreement moves forward as safety groups urge vigilance on vehicle standards
Road safety institutions under attack as Argentina and U.S. pursue deep cuts
Joint Statement: EU Must Not Follow Japan’s Lead on Vehicle Safety in Trade Talks with the U.S.
Insurers in Germany call to extend zero-alcohol rule for young drivers to age 24
Wales’ first full year of 20 mph default limits shows early safety gains and speed reductions
Rising motorcycle injuries among young riders highlight need for stricter age limits
Ministers debate EU roadworthiness rules; ETSC warns on excluding 70% of motorcycles from testing
ETSC sets out road safety priorities for the Danish EU Presidency
Report calls for action on goods vehicle safety
Urgent action needed to tackle deaths of pedestrians and cyclists
Zero tolerance could help prevent up to 5,000 alcohol-linked road deaths a year in the EU
ETSC statement on Dutch 100 km/h motorway speed limit proposal
Ireland’s leadership on road safety is “a model for the European Union”
70% of road deaths in European cities are pedestrians, cyclists and motorcyclists
European Parliament backs new vehicle safety standards
ETSC comments on publication of 2018 EU road death figures
ETSC welcomes provisional deal on new vehicle safety standards
European Transport Safety Council welcomes deal on safer EU road rules
MEPs back life-saving vehicle safety standards in key vote
In-vehicle technology vital to tackling speeding in Europe
MEPs back new road and vehicle safety rules
Transport ministers aiming to weaken new road infrastructure safety rules
EU Member States agree on new vehicle safety standards – ETSC statement
Automotive supplier industry, cities and campaigners call on EU industry ministers to back new vehicle safety standards without delay
Last Night the EU Saved My Life: ETSC launches new campaign in support of future EU vehicle safety standards
ETSC announces 2018 fleet safety award winners
Call for EU infrastructure safety rules to be extended beyond main motorways
Eight European students win the YEARS awards for upgrading dangerous road infrastructure in their communities
