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Road Safety Priorities for the EU: Briefing to Members of the European Parliament

March 9, 2021
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In this briefing, ETSC outlines its recommendations to MEPs on what can be done to reach the new 2030 road safety targets, as input to the European Parliament’s Own Initiative Report on Road Safety.

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