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Safer walking and cycling crucial for road safety and better health

Summary by World Health Organization (WHO)
As the 8th UN Global Road Safety Week kicks off around the world under the theme “Make walking and cycling safe,” the World Health Organization (WHO) has launched a new toolkit to help governments promote active mobility – by making it safer.Each year, nearly 1.2 million people lose their lives on the roads, more than a quarter of them while walking or cycling. Yet, only 0.2% of the roads worldwide are equipped with cycle lanes, and far too many…

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Traffic will visit the work at the intersection of Rijnstraat and Lekstraat. The intersection will be made safer and clearer. As a result, the intersection will be closed to traffic until May 23. We spoke to project leader Joost Ruiter about what the intersection will look like. “We are going to make the intersection safer. We will do this by paying more attention to pedestrians and cyclists and we will ensure that cars have to reduce their spee…

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World Health Organization (WHO) broke the news in Geneva, Switzerland on Friday, May 9, 2025.
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