Improving Road Safety
in the OIC Member States
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Road Safety Pillar Measures
Safer road users  Set the safety standards and rules and continuing compliance
requirements that will ensure the safety of the individual concerned but
also that of fellow road users
 Develop standards for driver licensing, testing and appraisal
 Driver offences monitoring
 Develop and implement educational programmes for school children
 Develop strategies to improve safety of vulnerable road users
Post-crash response  Review the capabilities and capacity of trauma response units
 Establish key performance data and set targets
 Develop monitoring systems
 Implement regional pilot projects
 Develop strategies to improve capacity and resource allocation for
trauma response and management
Road safety data  Establish central computerised transport and driver licensing registries
to manage data on the number of vehicles and drivers on the road which
are easily accessible for enforcement agencies
 Establish a reliable crash reporting and recording system
 Develop programmes to obtain supplementary data for road safety
management (traffic volumes; speeds; etc.)
For the OIC member countries that are in the growth phase recommended actions are presented
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Table 30: Policy measures for OIC member countries in the growth phase
Road Safety Pillar Measures
Road safety
management
 Foster relationships to maintain political support for road safety
 Development of medium to high quality management information system
 Coordination central levels
 Adopting short to medium term road safety targets
 Analysing what can be achieve in the medium term
 Develop and maintain specific delivery partnerships between
government, NGO, community and business at the central, regional and
local levels
Safer roads and
mobility
 Implements large scale remedial road improvement projects
 Implements strategic road network development plans
 Implements large scale improvement projects for vulnerable road users
 Adopts an integrated approach to road infrastructure planning and
provision
 Adopts a Safe Systems Approach to road design