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@EUCommission@ec.social-network.europa.eu  ·  activity timestamp last week

A single road death is one too many.

In 2024, 19,940 people lost their lives in road crashes in the EU, a 12% drop compared to 2019.

Progress is real but not enough.

To meet our goal of halving road deaths and serious injuries by 2030 and Vision Zero by 2050, we must accelerate our efforts.

We will focus on safer infrastructure, stronger enforcement, vehicle technologies, new mobility, and road safety research.

Safer roads are not optional. They are essential.

More: https://link.europa.eu/NBYq9h

Changes in road deaths from 2019 to 2024” shown on a dark asphalt background. A vertical bar chart ranks EU countries by percentage change in road deaths. Most countries show decreases, displayed in green bars, ranging from minus 35 percent at the top to minus 1 percent near the bottom. Three countries show increases in red: Estonia plus 33 percent, Ireland plus 22 percent, and Spain plus 2 percent. The European Commission logo appears in the bottom right corner.
Changes in road deaths from 2019 to 2024” shown on a dark asphalt background. A vertical bar chart ranks EU countries by percentage change in road deaths. Most countries show decreases, displayed in green bars, ranging from minus 35 percent at the top to minus 1 percent near the bottom. Three countries show increases in red: Estonia plus 33 percent, Ireland plus 22 percent, and Spain plus 2 percent. The European Commission logo appears in the bottom right corner.
Changes in road deaths from 2019 to 2024” shown on a dark asphalt background. A vertical bar chart ranks EU countries by percentage change in road deaths. Most countries show decreases, displayed in green bars, ranging from minus 35 percent at the top to minus 1 percent near the bottom. Three countries show increases in red: Estonia plus 33 percent, Ireland plus 22 percent, and Spain plus 2 percent. The European Commission logo appears in the bottom right corner.
Mobility and Transport

European Commission remains committed to halving road deaths by 2030

The Commission published its report to track progress towards the EU's goal of halving road deaths and serious injuries by 2030. While progress has been made in reducing road fatalities, it reveals that the current pace is insufficient.
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Lillian Violet
Lillian Violet
@GLaDTheresCake@todon.nl  ·  activity timestamp last week

@EUCommission I think the best way to prevent road deaths is simple, deprioritize the car and individual transport. Less cars is less accidents, and where you still have cars you slow them down and frustrate the drivers as much as possible. One good way to do that (and reach your climate goals on top!) is just investing heavily in public transport instead of roads and cars. We won't win the "EV wars" with China anyway, if you wish to go green you will not beat their EVs. Just builld trains, we're good at that here still regardless.

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