Sustainable and Safe: A Vision and Guidance for Zero Road Deaths

01 JANUARY 2018

The “Safe System” approach requires a shift in responsibility from the people using roads to the people designing them. It is a systemic approach that integrates core management elements and action areas to create a safe mobility system. This report describes the components of the approach and presents evidence on its life-saving impact.

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