Israel sorely lags behind in efforts to prevent road deaths,

Israel sorely lags behind in efforts to prevent road deaths, report says


Israel sorely lags behind in efforts to prevent road deaths, report says
Traffic safety non-profit blames high motor vehicle fatality and serious injury rates on longstanding government neglect and debilitating budget cuts as country's traffic-related death toll rises to 186 in 2021
Ynet |
Published: 07.04.21 , 11:03
Israel sorely lags behind in efforts to prevent road deaths compared to European countries, a European Transport Safety Council (ETSC) report published recently claims.
With four fatalities over the weekend alone — including a one-and-a-half-year-old baby — the country's motor vehicle death toll has climbed to 186 in 2021.
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(Photo: United Hatzalah)
According to the report, Israel is ranked 30th out of 32 countries reviewed in the prevention of traffic-related deaths between 2019 and 2020.

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