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Road traffic injuries
More than 3000 people die on the world's roads every day. Tens of millions of people are injured or disabled every year. Children, pedestrians, cyclists and the elderly are among the most vulnerable of road users. WHO works with partners - governmental and nongovernmental - around the world to raise the profile of the preventability of road traffic injuries and promote good practices related to helmet and seat-belt wearing, not drinking and driving, not speeding and being visible in traffic.
FEATURED EVENT
First Global Ministerial Conference on Road Safety
Moscow, Russian federation
19-20 November 2009
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FEATURED REPORT
Global status report
An assessment of how countries implemented the recommendations of the World Report.
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Advocacy
Facts about road safety
10 Facts
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Factsheets
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Questions & Answers
World Health Day 2004
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Working in countries
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Promoting seat-belt use
Seat-belt manual
Youth and road safety
World Youth Assembly
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10 facts about youth and road safety
Promoting helmet usage
Helmet manual
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Helmet initiative
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Neurotrauma
Preventing drink-driving
Drinking & driving manual
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Alcohol & injuries
Services for victims
Trauma care
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Faces behind the figures
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Day of remembrance
Partnerships
UN Road Safety Collaboration
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Working with NGOs
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Networks
Building capacity
Road traffic injury manual
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TEACH-VIP
Statistics and information
Global & regional statistics
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Research
Resolutions & Strategies
WHA resolutions
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UN resolutions
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Strategies & plans
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