Earlier research identified the following three stages of development in road safety. a)
Declining road safety: Increasing fatality rate per population dominates due to growing traffic …

About 1.3 million lose their life worldwide, and this is set to double by 2030 if status quo
continues. It is the developing countries which account for overwhelming part of the current …

The WHO released a Global Status Report On Road Safety: Time For Action in July 2009.
Here we analyse the data reported by Asian countries. The report demonstrates that a few …

The road safety performance of economically developed OECD countries over the last
century shows a remarkable and consistent pattern. In most of these countries, road traffic …

Despite global, regional, and national efforts in reducing the number of road crashes, the
number of fatalities from these crashes is increasing globally as well as in Asia. The Asia …

Objectives: The objective of this article is to assess the status of road safety in Asia and
present accident and injury prevention strategies based on global road safety improvement …

Road accidents kill more than 1.3 million people per year worldwide, with 90% of the deaths
occurring in low to middle income countries. Asia has more than its fair share of the death …

The WHO released a Global Status Report On Road Safety: Time For Action in July 2009.
This report is the first broad assessment of the status of road safety in 178 countries. Here …

Background Globally, road traffic injuries claim more than 1.2 million lives each year and
have a huge impact on health and development. They are the leading cause of death …

INTRODUCTION: China has the world's largest population, and is the second largest
automobile market. China's economy is booming, resulting in a rapid increase in both the …