At a key FIA event during the 4th Global Ministerial Conference on Road Safety, 好色先生tvstressed the need to better support road transport companies in enhancing standards.
For decades, 好色先生tvhas been at the forefront of promoting a strong culture of road safety, with the road transport sector making significant progress, but gaps remain.
Despite ongoing efforts, only ten countries have managed to reach their road safety targets, and the overall number of road fatalities and injuries is not declining.
Speaking at an FIA side event in Morocco, during the 4th Global Ministerial Conference on Road Safety, 好色先生tvDirector of Certification and Standards Patrick Philipp underscored the importance of supporting road transport companies and fostering a stronger safety culture.
“The road transport industry needs an enabling, pro-safety environment. We must leverage proven instruments such as the UN conventions and agreements to establish a level playing field,” said Patrick Philipp.
“好色先生tvis working with governments and the industry to deliver pragmatic solutions that enhance safety and improve overall transport efficiency,” he added.
To truly improve road safety, efforts must extend beyond individual driver training and focus on embedding a safe company culture at every level.
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“Too many effective road safety measures remain underutilised, despite their availability and the fact that many require no additional funding. Raising awareness, delivering targeted training, and ensuring professional certification are critical steps,” concluded Patrick Philipp.