| Sweden |
Vision zero |
Safe traffic: vision zero on the move & “vision zero” from concept to action |
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Traffic deaths and serious injuries are acknowledged to be preventable.
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Human life and health are prioritized within all aspects of transportation systems.
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Acknowledgement that human errors are inevitable, and transportation systems should be forgiving.
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Safety work should focus on systems-level changes above influencing individual behavior.
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Speed is recognized and prioritized as the fundamental factor in crash severity.
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| Norway |
Vision zero |
Norwegian vision zero |
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An ethical stance.
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Increased focus on the most serious RTIs, or their consequences.
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Increased focus on monitoring the risk level in the road system, and, related to this, on the responsibility of authorities.
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Emphasis on rationality and science as the basis for road safety policy.
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| Canada |
System approach based on vision zero |
Towards Zero: The Safest Roads in the World |
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Ethics
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Responsibility
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Safety
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Mechanisms for change
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| Netherland |
System approach based on sustainable safety |
Sustainable safety |
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Functionality of road
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Homogeneity of mass or speed and direction
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Predictability of road course and road user behavior by recognizable road design
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Forgivingness of environment and road users
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State of awareness of road user
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| UK |
System approach |
Tomorrow's roads - safer for everyone& strategic framework for road safety |
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Safer for children
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Safer drivers - training and testing
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Safer drivers - drink, drugs and drowsiness
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Safer infrastructure
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Safer speeds
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Safer vehicles
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Safer motorcycling
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Safer pedestrians, cyclists and horse riders
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Better enforcement
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Promoting safer road use
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| US |
System approach based on vision zero |
Road safety strategies/strategic highway safety plans |
“Four E’s -
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Engineering
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Education
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Enforcement
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Emergency response
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| Australia |
System approach based on safe system, vision zero and sustainable safety |
National road safety strategy |
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People make mistakes
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Human physical frailty
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A ‘forgiving’ road transport system
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Building a national road safety culture
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Data driven targets
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Safe systems principles
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Corporate responsibility
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International collaboration
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| Poland |
System approach based on vision zero |
National road safety program |
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System-based approach to road safety management,
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Setting final and interim targets,
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Road safety improvement based on “vision zero” and “Safe system” with strategic interventions comprising the basic pillars of safety: road safety management, safe road, safe vehicle, safe road users, post-crash response,
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Focusing on the main road safety problems when identifying the priority interventions,
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Integrated approach to the selection of specific measures based on the 3 E principle
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| Germany |
Multiplicity approaches |
National road safety program (risk: oriented approach) |
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Formulation of national road safety strategy
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Setting targets
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Development of the road safety program
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Monitoring of the road safety development in the country
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Improvements in road infrastructure
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Vehicle improvement
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Improvement in road user education
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Publicity campaigns
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Enforcement of road traffic laws
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| Japan |
System approach |
The 10th traffic safety program white paper on traffic safety |
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Maintenance of the road environment;
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Dissemination and reinforcement of traffic safety messages;
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Safe driving;
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Vehicle safety;
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Enforcement;
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An improved rescue and emergency medical system;
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Victim support, including an appropriate damage compensation system;
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Research and development.
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