About iRAP
Road traffic injuries are one of the top three causes of death for people aged between 5 and 44 years.
iRAP aims to improve high risk roads where pedestrians, motorcyclists, car occupants and bicyclists are killed and injured with brutal regularity.
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Help create a world See how iRAP can support the development, implementation and monitoring of road safety strategies. |
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Global Road Safety Ambassador, Michelle Yeoh, explains how good road design can save lives in Malaysia and around the world. |
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Use our interactive map to see where iRAP works around the world, and who we work with. |
Supplier accreditation
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Express your interest in becoming an iRAP accredited supplier. Find out more |
Stay up to date
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Road Safety Toolkit
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Free information on the causes and prevention of serious road crashes. Visit the Toolkit |
Events
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Find out what iRAP has planned. View our events list |
Cause and affect
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Read about how the Road Safety Toolkit can help prevent traffic accidents. |
News
- iRAP and the ADB Come Together to Save Lives
iRAP and the ADB have agreed to identify and implement road safety investment strategies that have strong social and economic returns in Asia and the Pacific.
Find out more - Working Towards a World Free of High Risk Roads
iRAP and ARRB have announced they will cooperate to develop the first iRAP Centre of Excellence.
Find out more - Saving Lives for Less
Britain's finances may be exhausted but savings in the cost of road crashes costing 1.5% of GDP and worth GBP18bn annually are readily achievable.
Find out more
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