Improving Road Safety
in the OIC Member States
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Source: SWOV
 Develop monitoring
systems
 Implement regional
pilot projects
 Develop strategies to
improve capacity and
resource allocation for
trauma response and
management
 Funding for
emergency and
trauma care
of trauma and
stabilization
 Fast and efficient
transport to a
hospital/treatment
centre,
 Maintain and
improve effective
emergency and
trauma care and
eventual
rehabilitation
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.)
 Evaluate and improve
crash registrations
 Develop supportive
road safety indicators
 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 linkages
between national
causes of death
statistics to assess and
validate fatalities;
 Establish or adopt
tools for local highway
and police authorities
to undertake data
collection, analysis
and monitoring
techniques and
database management
 Report road safety
results and progress
made and make
interactive crash data
systems available on
the Internet
 Establish databases
to identify and
monitor final
outcomes and road
safety indicators and
their outputs;
 Establish and
publishes the socio-
economic cost of
road traffic injuries;
 Establish travel
patterns and
exposure in the
system of different
types of road use
through periodic
national travel
(mobility) surveys;
 Establish linkages
between police
reports and hospital
admissions data or to
assess levels of
underreporting;
 Conduct before and
after studies to
establish the
effectiveness of
specific road safety
measures ;