Key MEP wants safety improvements for driving licences
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European Traffic Education Seminar 2023
Oct 18, 2023 18:00 Thon Hotel EU, Brussels
Safety Challenges in Road Vehicle Automation
Oct 18, 2023 14:00 Thon EU Hotel
EU Road Safety Exchange II – Launch Event
Memorandum to the Spanish Presidency of the EU
Do road safety agencies and health systems lead to lower traffic injuries?
Commission wants to leave the door open to grey imports of vehicles that don’t meet European safety standards
France to reduce minimum driving age to 17
Car industry piling on the pressure for weak assisted driving system safety rules in Europe
Dutch road safety ‘thrown back in time 15 years’
SWOV pessimistic on Netherlands halving injuries and deaths by 2030
Will EU Member States act on the European Commission’s suggestion to reduce speeds ? We asked 27 Transport Ministers, and here is what they said.
EU Member States highlight road safety improvements thanks to exchange programme
ETSC and Dutch Safety Board want improvements to assisted driving standards
50 km/h roads where cyclists and cars mix are disproportionately dangerous according to new Dutch data
Dutch data extraction breakthrough could lead to better road crash investigations
US authorities begin investigation of Level 2 driver assistance systems
Dutch drivers sticking to the 100km/h speed limit
Dutch organisations demand action on road safety from new government
Streets for life: UN Road Safety Week to promote 30 km/h speed limits
The Netherlands is first EU Member State to issue automated fines for mobile phone use at the wheel
30km/h limits set to spread in 2021
New ITF report on urban road safety best practice
UK and Netherlands go in different directions on e-scooters
This list of countries making the most progress on road safety in Europe might surprise you
COVID-19: Huge drop in traffic in Europe, but impact on road deaths unclear
Lower motorway speed limits coming in Luxembourg and The Netherlands
UK government puts new “smart” motorways on hold
Dutch study confirms effectiveness of alcohol interlock programmes