Are you living with diabetes?
Can you help – are your drivers living with diabetes? Supporting safe road users, the Diabetes Safety Organisation is looking…
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An assessment of 3,000km of highway in Costa Rica has identified opportunities to prevent nearly 15,000 deaths and injuries. The iRAP report was released at a recent Make Roads Safe campaign launch in Costa Rica.
It found that pedestrian footpaths and crossings offer outstanding potential to save lives in Costa Rica. Nationally, more than half (57%) of all road deaths are pedestrians. Overall, the countermeasures identified in the report could reduce the economic cost of crashes by US$1.2 billion over a 20 year period.
