Good Practice Manuals
The UN Road Safety Collaboration has strongly supported the development of a series of good practice manuals which address the recommendations of the World report on road traffic injury prevention.
The four manuals that have been produced to date: Helmets (2006), lead by WHO; Drinking and Driving (2007), lead by GRSP, Speed Management (2008), led by GRSP and Seat belts and Child restraints (2009) led by FIA Foundation.
Drinking & Driving
Drinking and driving is one of the main causes of road crashes worldwide. Effective drinking and driving programmes have the potential to save thousands of lives. Helmets
A large proportion of the deaths of people injured or killed while riding two-wheelers result from injuries to the head. |
Seat Belts & Child Restraints
‘Seat Belts & Child Restraints’ is a practical guide to implementing, enforcing and evaluating seat belt programmes. Speed management
Speed has been identified as a key risk factor in road traffic injuries, influencing both the risk of crash as well as the severity of the injuries. |