The EU road transport sector faces several critical challenges related to the availability and functionality of parking areas for professional drivers, as highlighted in a new report by the European Commission.
road safety
16 posts
Today, modernised rules on driving licences and mutual recognition of driving disqualifications are entering into force across the EU. The measures aim to reduce the number of crashes on EU roads.
The European Road Safety Charter, led by the European Commission, proudly announced the winners of its Excellence in Road Safety Awards 2025 today.
In 2024, 19,940 people lost their lives in road crashes across the EU, according to latest statistics released by the European Commission today.
From safer roads in Lithuania to lower speed limits in Greece, a European knowledge-sharing initiative is helping governments turn successful road safety ideas into action.
Celebrate innovation and commitment to safer roads across Europe at the Excellence in Road Safety Awards 2025.
Transport Malta plans to limit taxi drivers to 12 consecutive working hours to reduce fatigue, improve enforcement, and enhance safety. The move follows wider reforms targeting abuse and rapid growth in the sector.
Bologna is leading a transformation in urban mobility, prioritising people over cars. Through reduced speed limits, greener public spaces, and inclusive transport initiatives, the city is setting a new European standard for safer, more accessible, and liveable streets.
Mobiel 21’s innovative research on cycling safety for mothers with children in Leuven has been recognised by the European Road Safety Charter as June’s Good Practice of the Month.
The World Health Organization (WHO) marks UN Global Road Safety Week by urging action to make walking and cycling safer, launching a toolkit to help governments promote active, healthy, and sustainable travel.
