What is the project about?
Improving Road Safety is a project aimed at strengthening road safety management in local communities, introducing an improved injury classification system (MAIS3+ injury scale) and improving road infrastructure safety by identifying and eliminating risky road sections and dangerous locations (black spots), using internationally recognized road infrastructure improvement tools and methodologies, such as RSA, RSI, RSIA, BSM, iRAP, etc.
Project goals
The project Improving Road Safety consists of the following results to be achieved at the end of the project, using internationally recognized road infrastructure methodologies.
Results
- Improved capacity of road safety management at local communities of the Republic of Serbia;
- Established MAIS3+ injury scale data
collection;
- Improved road infrastructure management at
national and local level and evaluation of state of road safety on national roads
of the Republic of Serbia (in accordance with Directive 2008/96/EC).
- Sector
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- Transport
- EuropeAid reference
- EuropeAid/139317/DH/SER/RS; Service Contract No: 2019/408-104
- Components
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- Improving the quality, safety and capacity of the road transport network in the transport sector
- Improving the development of the South East Europe Core Regional Transport Network with special focus on road safety
- City / District
- Republic of Serbia
- EU Contribution
- 2,049,940 €
- Negotiating chapter
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- 14 - Transport policy,
- 18 - Statistics,
- 21 - Trans-European networks
- 14 - Transport policy,
- Implementation period
- August 2019 - August 2021
- Beneficiary
- MCTI, RTSA, MoI-TPA, MoH, PERS, local governments
- Implemented by
- This project is implemented by the Consortium led by SAFEGE