Memorandum to the Polish Presidency of the EU
Jan 23, 2025 09:30 Mercure Warszawa Grand, Krucza 28, 00-522 Warsaw
Safe and Sober talk: The fight against drink-driving in Poland
European Commission study sets out regulatory options for ‘personal mobility devices’ including e-scooters
Euro NCAP highlights big differences in HGV safety
Italy’s road rules reform passes into law, but some changes could harm road safety
Sign-the petition against 17-year-olds driving HGVs
ETSC road safety education project awarded European prize
EU should set mandatory safety standards for e-scooters, including 20 km/h maximum speed
Improving the Road Safety of E-scooters (PIN Flash 47)
As Germany legalises cannabis, DVR warns on drug-driving enforcement
Call for breath tests to detect drivers under the influence of nitrous oxide
Belgium now routinely testing drivers for drugs after a crash
Major changes to road safety laws in Italy head to parliament
Five ways Europe can tackle road deaths
ETSC and ROADPOL – online events on enforcement
How Traffic Law Enforcement Can Contribute to Safer Roads (PIN Flash 42)
Enforcement of rules on drink-driving and mobile phone use at the wheel decreases in majority of European countries
Report for the European Commission finds benefits of alcohol interlocks for HGVs outweigh costs
Young drivers: call for EU to mandate zero-tolerance alcohol and drug limits and graduated driving licences
MEPs back 2030 EU road safety plans
European Parliament transport committee backs 2030 road safety programme
27 April 2021 – Online Event – Are Medical Fitness to Drive Procedures Fit for Purpose?
Drink Driving as the Commonest Drug Driving – A Perspective from Europe
Italy set to introduce alcohol interlock programmes and update road safety law
Finnish study finds different profiles among drink and drug drivers
Drug driving now nearly as common as drink driving in Ireland
10 Mai 2019, Réglementer la conduite sous emprise de stupéfiants pour la protection de tous les usagers de la route, Paris
Half of drug drivers involved in fatal collisions in France were also over the drink drive limit
Scotland: new drug driving laws and roadside testing