As European drivers are increasingly crossing borders within the European Union for personal or professional purposes or changing residence to other Member States, the need for harmonised rules that facilitate the freedom of movement and improve road safety has increased. The third Directive on...

Objective of the present Study is to develop a methodology for a common network-wide road safety assessment and a common safety rating system for classification of the existing road network in categories, in accordance with the amendments to Directive 2008/96/EC on Road Infrastructure Safety...

Objective of the present Study is to develop a methodology for a common network-wide road safety assessment and a common safety rating system for classification of the existing road network in categories, in accordance with the amendments to Directive 2008/96/EC on Road Infrastructure Safety...

Road Safety remains a major societal issue within the European Union. In 2014, some 26,000 people died and more than 203,500 were seriously injured on the roads of Europe, i.e. the equivalent of a medium town. However, although there are variations between Member States, road fatalities have...