According to the World Bank, multilateral development banks are planning to increase their traffic safety financing to $ 10 billion in the next decade. The purpose of this approach is to remedy the lack of traditional funds in the face of the global traffic safety crisis.
The World Bank insists on the importance of the commitment of national governments to prioritize these investments in the areas of transport, law, but also health.
92 % of deaths are currently occurring due to street accidents in countries with low and medium -sized incomes, in which only 60 % of global vehicles and 10 % of the asphalt interurban Road Network occur. During the meeting of the multilateral working group for road security banks, it was said that significant investments are required to reduce the number of deaths and to be injured by 2030.
