The issue of inadequate road safety is a global crisis that results in a catastrophic number of accidents, deaths, and injuries each year. The subsequent financial impact on the victims' families is particularly difficult for impoverished families in developing countries.
In these countries, where hospitals, emergency medical facilities, and first aid are often lacking, the costs of road accidents pose a major problem which can often be avoided.
The ACET-Global Road Safety Project is working to reduce the impact of transport-related accidents by making professionally-developed educational safety resources readily available.
By collaborating with local support groups, governments, and educational institutions, we are working to teach safe driving practices and spread awareness of general road safety strategies.
In these countries, where hospitals, emergency medical facilities, and first aid are often lacking, the costs of road accidents pose a major problem which can often be avoided.
The ACET-Global Road Safety Project is working to reduce the impact of transport-related accidents by making professionally-developed educational safety resources readily available.
By collaborating with local support groups, governments, and educational institutions, we are working to teach safe driving practices and spread awareness of general road safety strategies.
Related Resources (Documents):
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Road Safety Resources
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ACET-Global: the importance of education and the environment PowerPoint PDF
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Global Road Safety Project PowerPoint PDF
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Related Resources (Video Links):
For an overview of ACET-Global's Global Road Safety Project, left-click our video below.
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For additional, interesting information on road safety, we recommend watching the following TED talks. TED is a global non-profit community dedicated to sharing free knowledge and spreading important ideas with the power to change lives for the better. These talks are linked here with the kind permission of TED.
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