Funded by the EU, the Observatory houses country-level data and acts as a catalyst to strengthen national road safety data collection, management and analysis.
Our mission is to reduce road casualties through improving the quality of systematic and consolidated data collection on road traffic deaths and serious road injuries in line with best EU and international practices.
As we mark this year's UN Global Road Safety Week focusing on "Safe Walking and Cycling," it's the perfect time to highlight the EU's commitment to safer cycling through the European Cycling Declaration. With cycling becoming a cornerstone of sustainable mobility across Europe, ensuring cyclist safety is critical to our success.
By Claire Depré, Head of Unit, Road Safety, European Commission Directorate-General for Transport and Mobility (DG MOVE).
This webinar will explain the importance of gathering injury data based on the MAIS3+ injury scale in the context of global targets for road injury reduction. It will provide examples of good practice, advice on how to harmonise police and health data, and suggestions for improving injury data collection.
The webinar will be chaired by Tamar Sulukhia and Emma MacLennan, EaP RSO Technical Secretariat, with opening words from the European Commission and World Bank.
The primary objectives of this study on the use of seatbelts in Armenia are to conduct a comprehensive baseline assessment of seatbelt usage in Yerevan and to identify opportunities to enhance national road safety efforts. Key activities include designing and implementing observational roadside and in-vehicle inspections, conducting a legal review of current seatbelt laws against international standards, and providing targeted training for Yerevan's Road Police.
To be eligible for this tender, organizations must demonstrate significant expertise in road safety research and policy development.
In this first Annual Report of the EaP RSO, there is already much to celebrate – including the establishment of a new website, productive exchanges and data sharing by member countries, and evidence of a great desire to learn from best international practice.
We invite you to download our Annual Report and learn more about our work in this founding year of the Observatory, in which we feel we have already demonstrated great potential for saving lives through good road safety data management.
May 12th 2025
Editorial for UN Global Road Safety Week by Claire Depré, Head of Unit, Road Safety, European Commission Directorate-General for Transport and Mobility (DG MOVE).
May 2nd 2025
To be eligible for this tender, organisations must demonstrate significant expertise in road safety research and policy development.
April 29th 2025
This webinar will explain the importance of gathering injury data based on the MAIS3+ injury scale in the context of global targets for road injury reduction.
September 30th 2022
Produced by the Eastern Partnership Road Safety Observatory.
December 15th 2023
Produced by the World Health Organisation.
