Together with Michelin Corporate Foundation and Fondation d’entreprise Total, GRSP is today launching a Call for Proposals for the development of an innovative educative resource (tool kit) that can address the key road safety issues affecting 10 to 18-year olds globally, while facilitating the development of partnerships with Education Ministries and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) involved…
New Report Calls for Lowering Blood Alcohol Concentration Levels for Driving, Increasing Federal and State Alcohol Taxes, Increasing Enforcement, Among Other Recommendations A new report from The National Academies of Science, Engineering & Medicine (NASEM) has called for renewed vigilance in the implementation of a range of evidence-based interventions to address drink driving, including the enactment…
GRSP proudly accepted a 2017 Prince Michael International Road Safety Award. This prestigious award is being made to GRSP in recognition of our support for organizations around the world advocating for strengthened road safety legislation. In presenting the award, the Judges specifically noted our Advocacy & Grants Programme’s successes to date and commended the programme…
The facts are as compelling as they are alarming. Road traffic injury is the leading cause of death among those aged 15 to 19, and the second leading cause of death for those aged 5 to 14. In addition to death, tens of millions of children each year require hospital care for non-fatal injuries as…
Keeping up with the commitment of ‘Safety First’, Nestlé Pakistan and NH&MP (National Highway and Motorway Police) inaugurated a Drivers Training Facility in Karachi. According to Pakistan Bureau of Statistics, 9,100 traffic accidents occurred in 2015-16 in Pakistan of which 924 were in Sindh. The training institute, situated on Super Highway, under the supervision of…
GRSP is encouraging everyone to watch and share this thoughtful video made by iRAP for the World Remembrance Day for Traffic Victims. Alongside the video, iRAP produced a useful flyer on how you can help, and become a part of the struggle to improve road safety worldwide. The World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic…
Over seven thousand children in Durban, eThekwini are benefitting from the Safe Routes to School Programme which has been implemented by the eThekwini Municipality. The research project which has been piloted at eight schools by the Road Safety Branch of the Transport Authority since January 2016, is funded by the Janssen Pharmaceutical Companies of Johnson…
The Global Road Safety Partnership (GRSP) has met for the sixth time in Africa to discuss road safety on the continent, and ways to meet the fast-approaching UN Sustainable Development Goal target on road deaths. The UN SDG target is to halve deaths by 2020. Held from 23-24 October in Cape Town, the Africa Road…
Brussels – The European Parliament’s Transport Committee has called for new cars to be fitted as standard with a range of life-saving technologies including automated emergency braking, intelligent speed assistance and intelligent seatbelt reminders in all seats. In a non-binding resolution responding to a report by the European Commission, “Saving Lives: Boosting Car Safety in the…
Every child deserves a safe and healthy journey to and from school, yet every day more than 3000 children and adolescents suffer a road traffic death or serious injury. The health burden to children caused by motorised traffic constitutes a major obstacle to child development and an unacceptable and preventable human tragedy. The Child Health…
The National Road Safety Council of Namibia in collaboration with the Global Road Safety Partnership (GRSP) launched the Namibian Road Safety Initiative. As part of this initiative, the GRSP, Namibia Logistics Association, Namibia Transporters’ Association and the Namibia Red Cross Society launched a targeted road safety intervention for the commercial vehicle sector in Namibia. As…
In support of the national year of road safety, Total Vietnam and GRSP are working in partnership to implement the “Safety for me, for you and for all” programme in selected primary schools in Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City and Danang. With the aim to improve understanding and behaviour, the programme “Safety for me, for…
If you missed your opportunity to attend one of our annually organised regional events, GRSP is sharing this video for you to feel the atmosphere at the conference and see what is expecting you in the upcoming Africa Road Safety Event 2017, and others in the upcoming years. Manila, Philippines was the host city for…
GRSP team is pleased to announce that the Canaã (Brazil) Municipal Government, Vale Foundation, Michelin Foundation and the GRSP have commenced their joint efforts on a road safety project aimed at improving urban mobility and traffic safety. The first phase of the project began on the 9th of September, in a meeting between the mentioned…
GRSP is pleased to announce that the World Rescue Organisation (WRO) has joined the GRSP as its newest reciprocal member. Mutual benefit and cooperation on road safety issues will contribute towards bringing better and more efficient solutions to road safety issues around the world. Reciprocity is based on both organizations` membership-based model and the possibilities…
