This sees 17 projects across 15 countries aiming to improve road safety through training, mentoring, and evidence-based action.
Giti Tire leveraged the event to engage and educate eventgoers on tyre safety, vehicle maintenance awareness, and responsible road behaviour.
This marked the culmination of Giti Tire's year-long programme dedicated to instilling safe road habits among children.
From 1 April 2027, all newly registered motorcycles will come with ABS, while existing motorcycles without ABS do not need to be retrofitted with it.
Beyond the roadshow, LTA has been actively collaborating with agencies such as the Traffic Police to promote safe commuting practices.
At Giti Tire's booth, its technical experts shared potential life-saving tips such as spotting potential tyre damage and maintaining proper air pressure.
Alongside increased demerit points, speeding fines are also set to rise from between $50 to $100, depending on the severity of the offence.
The programme will see babies born at the hospital offered complimentary car seat loans, with 300 newborns estimated to benefit in the first year.
The BRSP was revamped in 2019 to focus on four core areas and globally, has helped to improve road infrastructures and road safety practices.
The Renault Group will share its expertise on road safety and support the UN's aim to halve the number of deaths and injuries from traffic accidents.
Attendees to the road safety carnival got to learn more about tyre care and maintenance at the Giti Tyre booth.
This function will be activated at locations that are accident-prone or speeding and traffic violation-prone.
The next phase of ERP 2.0 OBU installations will start from 1 May 2024, beginning with newly registered vehicles and existing motorcycles.
The Traffic Police will ramp up on its enforcement and public engagement efforts to buck the trend of increasing traffic accidents.
The new regulations will enhance safety for the users of these devices as well as other road users.
Nonetheless, excluding the outlier-year of 2020 when restrictions were at their peak, the general situation on our roads appears to be improving just slightly.
The system, Honda states, will help road operators monitor lane marking conditions in a more frequent, efficient and cost-effective way.
This year's #3500Lives road safety campaign depicts the importance and responsibilities of road sharing amongst all road users.
The systems can intervene in dangerous traffic situations, reducing the severity of collisions or avoiding them altogether.
Vans don't have much use for their rear view mirrors because they are usually blocked, but Ford has a solution with its 'Smart Mirror' to improve safety.