In Memoriam - Max Mosley: Road safety champion, philanthropist and founding Chairman of Global NCAP, Max Mosley has died at 81 following a long battle with cancer.

Commonwealth countries suffer over 500k road fatalities every year, the number one cause of death of children and young people affecting 60% of the combined population. Join @commonwealthrsi at the Commonwealth Action Series to help our youth: https://bit.ly/3dXxA5d #50by30

We’re immensely proud to receive the Prince Michael Premier award for our #50by30 campaign. Grateful to all our partners & collaborators. The award is especially meaningful to us as a tribute to our much missed friend & colleague Alex Ward. Full statement: https://bit.ly/38cOnyX

"Can ‘tried and trusted’ regs and standards keep vehicles safe in a digital future?" Read the latest blog from our President, @DavidDjward, to coincide with the @ITU Future Networked Car symposium: https://bit.ly/3tMMWjE #autonowashing #MissionZero2050

In Memoriam - Alex Ward
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We’re launching our latest annual report at the UN in Geneva to coincide with the @UNECE World Forum for Road Traffic Safety. For insights into all our programmes & campaigns read the full document here: http://bit.ly/2NlfX4U #50by30 #VisionZero

Launched during the 5th @UNGRSW the @commonwealthrsi will address the urgent action needed to help prevent predictable and preventable deaths & serious injuries on the roads of Commonwealth countries. For more insights: http://bit.ly/2H6IEOF

Setting ambitious targets is recognised as an effective policy to improve road safety. Target setting has also become increasingly viewed as an essential part of the safe system approach to casualty reduction. We discuss both today as we #SpeakUp in support of #UNGRSW and set a road casualty reduction agenda for beyond 2020. #50by30

"My three-point plan, to set a new UN target for 2030, to boost funding, and to increase political commitment for road safety, is inter-related. A target is needed to measure performance, funds are needed for effectiveness, and political commitment is needed for action. All three are about leadership. The ITF Summit is a unique forum where Transport Ministers can demonstrate leadership and I am very grateful for this opportunity to address you and to make this request."
HRH Prince Michael of Kent
Patron, @towardszerofdn

Great to see the @RoadSafetyNGOs community from across the world joining our #StoptheCrash demonstrations and backing our campaign call for a new casualty reduction target: #50by30. http://bit.ly/2D4mhqD

Our Patron HRH Prince Michael of Kent addressing the #UNGA #4roadsafety Debate calls for a redoubling of efforts in the last two years of the ‘Decade of Action’ to set a new path of road safety progress for 2030. Full speech here: http://bit.ly/2GWo8C4 #50by30

Funding for global road safety initiatives remains wholly inadequate. With the notable exception of @BloombergDotOrg, @FIAFdn and some official bilateral donors resources at present are far below the estimated $770 million per year required to achieve the reductions in road fatalities and serious injuries envisaged by the #SDGs.
@DavidDjward
Senior Fellow, @TowardsZeroFdn

Launch of Manifesto#4RoadSafety by @4RoadSafety targeting #1k4RoadSafety

@DepHugoLeal, @WHO Dr Chan and Lord Robertson @FIAFdn propose #MPs4RoadSafety in #Brasilia #RoadSafety Ministerial