US EditionRoad Safety: No Deaths in a Year, It's Possible!
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The fight for road safety is not a priority only in France. Indeed, other European countries are trying to reduce road deaths to the maximum. One country has managed to reach the figure of zero. A dream feat in hexagon. A feat for a city of this size In some areas, other European countries are one step ahead of France. It seems that this is the case with Finland in terms of road safety. The capital Helsinki has just shown its figures that many c…
At the end of the 1980s, the Finnish capital looked quite different: at that time, the road traffic there crashed about 1,000 times a year, leading to many casualties and about 30 deaths. At that time, around 500,000 people lived there, and today the population has grown to almost 700,000 – and no one has died in road traffic for a year. How has that been done? Road traffic in Helsinki reduced traffic accidents from 1,000 to 277 From July 2024 u…
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