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February 5, 2012

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Guidelines on Road Safety Action Plans

National medium or long term Road Safety Plan is a prerequisite for achieving sustainable improvements in road safety.

The plan should set measurable long term and mid-term road safety targets, build capacity of local institutions, and provide alternative sources of financing for road safety measures.

An example of a very successful road safety action plan in Fiji and information on the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (UN ESCAP) Guidelines on Road Safety Action Plans.

Safety intervention programmes on a pilot or demonstration basis are quite effective as learning curves and lessons can be quickly realised.

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Did You Know?

Who pays for car accident injuries?

According to the Insurance Research Council, 63 percent of the injuries are paid by the automobile insurance company of the injured person. About 55 percent of the injuries are paid by the insurance company of the other person involved in the accident and 36 percent are contributed by health insurance companies. The remaining 39 percent are paid by government programs as well as worker’s compensation insurance.

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