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1 10 th Meeting of the United Nations Road Safety Collaboration 3-4 June 2009, Bangkok Setting Regional and National Road Safety Targets Commemorating 60 years in Thailand Lives at stake people killed (in thousand) ESCAP estimates that 470,000 people were killed and around million were injured in road accidents in ESCAP region in With rapid motorization, ESCAP estimates that, unless additional measures are taken, more than 600,000 road deaths might be in the ESCAP region by More than 1/2 of the world fatalities occur in ESCAP region with only 1/5 of the world s motor vehicles are registered here. ESCAP estimates the economic cost of road accidents, including indirect cost, at $ 106 billion, equivalent to 2.3% of the GDP of the developing and transition economies in the ESCAP region. Year 1
2 Attention and Action 2003 General Assembly Resolution 62/244 on improving global road safety has been adopted 2006 ESCAP Ministerial Conference on Transport ESCAP Ministerial Declaration on Improving Road Safety in Asia and the Pacific has been adopted The Declaration includes the goal to save 600,000 lives and to prevent a commensurate number of serious injuries on the roads of Asia and the Pacific over the period 2007 to 2015 The Declaration also invite member countries to develop the Asian Highway as a model for Road Safety 2005 Intergovernmental agreement on Asian Highway Network Parties to the Agreement have also made a formal commitment to give full consideration to issues of road safety. Asian Highway as a model for road safety 2
3 Setting Regional Goals and Targets The Ministerial Declaration requests the development of a set of goals, targets and indicators to be achieved by 2015 Provide effective education on road safety awareness Make road safety a policy priority Make roads safer for vulnerable road users 8 ESCAP Goals Develop Asian Highway as a model for road safety Save 600,000 lives and prevent a commensurate number of serious injuries on the roads of Asia and the Pacific 2007 to 2015 Make roads safer and build forgiving road Targets and indicators have been developed and defined at a series of ESCAP meetings. They are expected to be finalized in September Improve cooperation & fostering partnerships Improve national and regional road safety system, management, & enforcement Make vehicles safer and encourage responsible ads 6 3
4 Turkey National baseline data 2007 No. Indicators Comments a) Integrate road safety 22) Number of road safety 22) Road safety audits processed Yes (1) (1) Starting from 2002 with the KITGI Project, the implementation of audit in all stages of road audits (or kilometres Traffic Safety Audit for the design projects of the sections development, carry out audited), and number of No. of road safety audits necessary improvement blackspots where measures No. of kilometres audited works and improve already taken. No. of blackspots where measures taken 317 (1) 201 (1) (1) KITGI Project ( , USD42.135, financed by the World hazardous locations. Bank): reconstruction of junctions, climbing lanes, divided roads, guardrails, pedestrian under/over passes, etc. (2) Improvement of 80 accident black spots and high accident potential sections ( , pilot project of Ministry of Finance) 23) Road safety audit is 23) Road safety audit mandatory mandatory for new road construction and major Road safety audit policy improvements (Yes/No). Goal 3: Make roads safer and reduce the severity of accidents 24) Programmes to make roads 24) Programmes for "forgiving" roads Work has not forgiving by removing or started yet cushioning roadside obstacles. b) Increase separate/secure 25) National or local 25) Programmes for secure pedestrian / bicycle Yes (1) (1) Included in standards of General Directorate of Highways. Works road space for programmes. Existing tracks in places where is deemed necessary pedestrians and cyclists length of pedestrian and Roadside security surveys on existing and planned roads bicycle tracks in kilometres Facilities alongside the road examined for entrance-exit security (along highways and city Length of pedestrian and bicycle tracks roads). Status of pedestrian / bicycle track secureness Goal 7: Develop the Asian Highway as a model of road safety a) Reduce the number of 41) Total number road fatalities 41) Absolute no. of accidents 4,238 4,269 (1) (1) Available data from Asian Highway database (data coverage: 78% fatalities on the Asian and accidents on the Asian of AH segments, Sept data) Highway per number of Highway in each country in Relative no. of accidents 0.79% 0.69% accidents. each year. Absolute no. of fatalities (1) (1) Available data from Asian Highway database (data coverage: 78% of AH segments, Sept data) Relative no. of fatalities 10.91% 10.72% b) Reduce the fatal collision 42) Fatal collision rate per billion 42) Fatality rate per billion vehicle-kilometres on 45.6 rate on all Asian Highway vehicle-kilometres on the Asian Highway segments to below 100 Asian Highway each year. Highest fatality rate per billion vehiclekilometres on Asian Highway per billion vehicle-km (EuroRAP medium ). Absolute no. of segments which are above (1) (1) Data coverage 74% fatalities per billion vehicle-km Relative no. of segments which are above % fatalities per billion vehicle-km c) Increase resource 43) (Financial and human) 43) Financial resources allocated for safety-related USD48,610,563 (1) (1) Annual highway safety budget: USD34,777,464 for vertical and allocation for road safetyrelated measures along safety-related works for spots; USD352,113 for Weight Control Stations resources allocated for works for Asian Highway segments horizontal markings, barriers and the like; USD13,480,986 for black the Asian Highway. Asian Highway segments. Human resources allocated for safety-related works for Asian Highway segments 44) Amount of safety-related 44) Amount of safety-related grants Not obtained (1) Necessary applications will be possible in future within the grants for Asian Highway until now (1) framework of European Union Participation Partnership segments from international sources. d) Improve Asian Highway 45) Develop a road safety rating 45) Road safety rating programme road segment to be program based on onsite forgiving to road users if road inspection (EuroRAP Other measures Partners for (1) Training programmes on Safe Road design, in cooperation with the a crash occurs. star rating). Road Netherlands Demonstrate best Programme (1) Ongoing cooperation on trainings on Safe Road Design and trainings practise. of the Trainers Network System are planned up to 2010 National Goals and Targets ESCAP member states Armenia Australia Bangladesh Bhutan Brunei Darussalam Cambodia India Indonesia Islamic Republic of Iran Overall goals and recent actions Decrease the number of accidents : "The target of the strategy is to reduce the annual number of road fatalities per 100,000 population by 40%, from 9.3 in 1999 to no more than 5.6 in 2010." The National Road Safety Council was established in 1995 and National Road Safety Strategic Action Plan has been developed Focus on education, awareness, habits and enforcement with the target to reduce 20% of accident case in line with the declaration Save more than 56 lives in 5 year period of action plan (for 2008) [Reduction of 45 lives and 2028 injuries ( )]. Eliminate number of road fatality by educating peoples through illustrating posters, TV, spots and radio broadcasting on road safety program"; ADB-ASEAN target of saving 1,800 lives and prevent 36,000 injuries during Various targets of State Governments. For : saving 20,411 lives, 3.4% deaths per 10,000 vehicles, increase seatbelt and helmet wearing to 90%; ADB-ASEAN target of saving 12,000 lives and preventing 996,000 injuries during Indonesia Road Safety Plan for were also developed with 8 strategies addressing 47 Action plans Agreement signed with World Bank for $104 millions to fund road s safety projects. In 2008, Iran Road Maintenance and Transportation Organization allocated about $25 million and allocation of World Bank is in progress 4
5 National Goals and Targets ESCAP member states Japan Kazakhstan Lao People's Democratic Malaysia Mongolia Myanmar Nepal Overall goals and recent actions : a) "Safest roads in the world" (<5500 deaths); b) Less than 1 million injuries and deaths. Measurements have been taken and proved successful reduction in the accident rate e.g. implementation of hazardous spot projects. Reduce the number and severity of accidents. Saving 917 lives and 21,000 injuries by the year 2010 by halving the anticipated increase in deaths and injuries; increase helmet wearing to 90%. By 2010, reduce the fatality rate to 2 per 10,000 vehicles, 10 per 100,000 people and 10 per billion vehicle-km; ADB-ASEAN target of saving 3,000 lives and preventing 21,900 injuries during The 9th Malaysian Plan allocated MYR 200 million to improve hazardous locations along state and municipal roads Road safety audit were taken in 2008 for part of the road network in the country ADB-ASEAN target of saving 940 lives and preventing 32,900 injuries during National targeted safety index reported in 2008 aim to save more than 1000 lives over the 5 year period by halving the anticipated increase in deaths per year (to halve the present annual increase in deaths of 6.4% per year to 3.2% per year over the next 5 years) Halve the number of road casualties in ten years (from 2006) National Goals and Targets ESCAP member states New Zealand Pakistan Philippines Republic of Korea Russian Federation Singapore Thailand Turkey Viet Nam Overall goals and recent actions To reduce the road toll to no more than 300 deaths and fewer than 4,500 hospitalizations per year by 2010 (from 404 fatalities in 6,670 hospitalizations in 2002). Road safety is ensured through modern traffic policing activities. In 2008 reported reduction in accident and increase in awareness and discipline. ADB-ASEAN target of saving 3,000 lives and prevent 258,000 injuries during Many road safety initiatives have been taken place including the launch of Road Safety Design Manual by Department of Public Works and Highways. National Transport Safety Master Plan ( ) aims at 30% reduction of number of fatalities (2006 to 2011) with 2007 road safety budget of $1.6 billions. Local target in Krasnoyarsk region "to decrease the accident rate by 10-15% and the number of victims of road accidents by 10-12% every year". ADB-ASEAN target of saving 100 lives and prevent 4,300 injuries during ADB-ASEAN target of saving 13,000 lives and prevent 1,508,000 injuries during Reduce fatalities and injuries on highways by 40% within 5 years (from 2006) ADB-ASEAN target of saving 7,000 lives and prevent 16,100 injuries during National safety target aim at reducing accidents by 5-7% per year, 4.5 deaths/10,000 vehicle, and deaths/100,000 populations. 5
6 Issues and Challenges Experiences shared by ESCAP countries show some issues and challenges that require remedial actions The lack of institutional capacity, knowledge and skill to support policy enforcement. (Bhutan, Pakistan) as well as technical knowledge in road design and maintenance (DPRK) The lack of financial resources to support road safety programmes. (Bhutan, Pakistan) Non-existence of full-fledge organization to implement and monitor road safety measures/policy. (Myanmar, Pakistan) The need for better collaboration between responsible agencies, including participation of private sector. (Malaysia, Pakistan) The lack of accurate accident data to evaluate policy performance. (Philippines, Bhutan, DPRK) The low level of road safety education and unsafe behavior of the public road users (Sri Lanka) Save 600,000 lives by 2015 with ESCAP It s time for commitment. It s time for action. Th@nk you Commemorating 60 years in Thailand
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