ETSC
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News 3 Mar 2020Two European capitals cut pedestrian and cyclist deaths to zero after traffic changes
Helsinki and Oslo have achieved the milestone of zero pedestrian and cyclist deaths last year, following changes to traffic infrastructure.
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Fleet Industry News 11 Dec 2019ETSC calls for zero tolerance drink-driving limit
The European Transport Safety Council says it wants the limit introduced as part of a package of measures to help prevent up to 5,000 alcohol-linked road deaths..
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Manufacturer News 27 Mar 2019Speed limiters head raft of safety rules due to be introduced from 2022
A range of new vehicle safety features, to be fitted as standard on all new cars, vans, lorries and buses sold in Europe from 2022, moved a step closer after a provisional EU deal was reached in Strasbourg.
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Opinion 25 Feb 2019Repair costs may be rising, but new safety measures should reduce incidents
By Antonio Avenoso, executive director of the European Transport Safety Council (ETSC)
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Latest Fleet News 22 Feb 2019EU road safety standards agreed
Minimum road infrastructure safety standards will be extended to national roads across the EU, after a provisional deal was agreed.
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Manufacturer News 11 Jan 2019
MEPs back new minimum vehicle safety standards
The Transport Committee at the European Parliament has voted in support of a wide-ranging package of new vehicle safety measures.
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Tax and Legislation News 14 Nov 2018ETSC campaign supports future EU vehicle safety standards
The European Transport Safety Council (ETSC) has launched a new social media campaign to support the introduction of future EU vehicle safety standards.
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Fleet Industry News 17 Oct 2018ETSC announces 2018 fleet safety award winners
The European Transport Safety Council (ETSC) has announced the 2018 winners of the PRAISE awards, in recognition of outstanding efforts taken by companies to improve road safety at work.
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General News 21 Jun 2017An estimated 40% of road deaths in EU are work-related
An estimated 40% of all road deaths in Europe are work-related according to figures released by the European Transport Safety Council (ETSC).
