EU-Funded Road Safety Exchange Project Expands to 19 Countries, Wins Prestigious Prince Michael Road Safety Award
The groundbreaking EU-funded Road Safety Exchange project, celebrated as a catalyst for life-saving initiatives across Europe, is poised for expansion, encompassing 19 countries in its mission to fast-track road safety improvements.
Welcome to EU Road Safety Exchange
There are important differences in the road safety performance of the different EU member states. The EU Road Safety Exchange project aims to help tackle these disparities, linking up transport experts to exchange knowledge and good practice.
Road safety professionals from the participating countries work together to share best practices on reducing speed, building safe infrastructure and improving enforcement and data collection, as well as the safety of pedestrians and cyclists in urban areas.
A new three-year phase of the project has been given the green light and is being expanded to include more countries and new road safety topics. The nine countries supported during this phase are: Bulgaria, Croatia, Czechia, Greece, Hungary, Lithuania, Poland, Portugal and Romania.
