It is projected that 25 million km of new paved roads will be developed globally by 2050—
enough to encircle the planet more than 600 times. Roughly 90% of new roads will be built …

Road safety in low-income countries (LICs) remains a major concern. Given the expected
increase in traffic exposure due to the relatively rapid motorisation of transport in LICs, it is …

Abstract Each year, 1.35 million people are killed on the world's roads and another 20–50
million are seriously injured. Morbidity or serious injury from road traffic collisions is …

Shared e-scooters are a trending mobility service and are usually advertised as a
sustainable transport mode which could improve urban transport. However, there are …

Major efforts are still needed to decarbonize passenger transport. To do so, a combination of
improved technologies, a shift towards public transport, cycling and walking and the …

One of the world's concerns today is the rate of road traffic accidents (RTA). The
overwhelming majority of these accidents occur in low and middle-income countries. RTA …

In the last few decades, several studies have investigated the role of personality traits and
attitudes toward traffic safety in predicting driving behaviors in diverse types of drivers across …

This paper gives an overview of official monetary valuations of the prevention of road
crashes, road fatalities and injuries in 31 European countries. The values have been made …

Wildlife vehicle collisions (WVC) are a threat to wildlife and humans, killing millions of
animals of numerous species, as well as causing significant damage to vehicles, drivers and …

Despite recent improvements in tackling road safety challenges, particularly in developed
countries, road traffic crashes account for 1.35 million deaths annually and cost over 65 us …