Europe launches new phase of EU Road Safety Exchange programme to accelerate life-saving reforms in cities and countries
Why the EU Road Safety Exchange is turning local
12 March 2026 – (Online) EU Road Safety Exchange III Launch Event
Apr 21, 2026 10:00 Online meeting
Online PIN Talk – Improving the safety of cycling in Europe – 21 April
Briefing: The Automotive Omnibus proposal and the new vehicle subcategory for small electric cars (M1E)
Apr 28, 2026 10:00 Mapfre Foundation
28 April 2026 – Regulating Drug Driving to Protect All Road Users, Madrid
Italy’s alcohol interlock programme moves to implementation phase
Brussels considers curbs on large private pick-ups in “light and safe” zone
EU road safety progress under threat from new era of deregulation
EU Member States cut back on vital vehicle checks and open door to “monster trucks” in double blow to EU road safety
ETSC and partners urge European Commission to establish dedicated EU Road Safety Agency
US Tesla Full Self-Driving probe should be a wake-up call for Europe
Italy introduces mandatory alcohol interlocks for drink-drivers
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
France orders immobilisation of 800,000 vehicles over Takata airbag risk – while enforcement gaps appear across the EU
Driving bans imposed abroad will apply across the EU
Greece developing national digital processing system for speeding fines
Dutch public and parliament back reintroduction of alcohol interlocks for drink-driving offenders
New 60 km/h speed limit on Irish rural roads implemented
Belgium to introduce a penalty-points system…well almost
Final law on cross-border enforcement agreed
European city leaders unite in call for the right to set safer speed limits
EU crackdown on foreign drivers that commit traffic offences
RoadPol operation reveals persistent seatbelt violations across Europe
Dutch government to ban e-bike speed boosting kits
Deal reached on updated rules on cross-border enforcement of traffic offences
Opinion – Will Foreign Drivers Continue Getting Away with Breaking the Law?
