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Connected Vehicle data informs infrastructure safety

25 April 2025 – The Road Safety Foundation (RSF) is integrating cutting-edge Connected Vehicle technology into its International Road Assessment Program (iRAP) work.

Improving global cycling infrastructure

25 April 2025 – CycleRAP’s evidence-based approach can be a powerful advocacy tool, enabling stakeholders to make a stronger case for investments in cycling safety.

New guide to Vehicle procurement

24 April 2025 – Global NCAP’s updated #FleetSafe guide reflects the latest thinking and recommendations on safer vehicle selection using NCAP ‘five star’ ratings and identifies the most important UN safety standards for passenger cars.

Prince Michael International Awards - Nominations

24 April 2025 – Nominations open. Any team, public or private sector organisation, government department, or business. wishing to be considered for an award should submit their nomination

Multi-Disciplinary Collision Investigations training to improve road safety

23 April 2025 – UNECE and WHO organize Multi-Disciplinary Collision Investigations training to improve road safety system in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia

The Impact of 20mph Speed Limits

23 April 2025 – A new research briefing from the Parliamentary Office of Science and Technology (POST) provides a comprehensive overview of how 20mph speed interventions are affecting road safety, public health, and health equity across the UK.

Guide to Incident Investigations

23 April 2025 – Driving for Better Business releases a new Incident Investigation Guide to help employers manage the risk of work-related driving

Promoting Walking and Cycling: A Toolkit of Policy Options

9 April 2025 – New Guidance outlining evidence-based policy actions to promote safe, inclusive, and accessible environments for more safe walking and cycling.

8th UN Global Road Safety Week 12-18 May 2025

9 April 2025 – The week offers an opportunity to spur action at national and local levels to make walking and cycling safe, by highlighting concrete and specific interventions that can be taken by different stakeholders – governments, international agencies, civil society, businesses and schools.