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Helping Victims – Polish motorsport champions together, for children – road traffic victims
The representatives of several generations of Polish and international successes, have set a common goal – to travel by classic FIAT126p from Bielsko-Biała to Monte Carlo, […]
EU Road Safety Exchange + (EURSE+) 2023 – 2025 for road safety improvement in Europe is about to launch!
On May 25th the representatives of European Commission, European Transport Safety Council, Ministry of Infrastructure of Poland and National Road Safety Council in Poland led an […]
Congress at the European Parliament in Brussels, on the Driving License Directive and FitDrive Project
03 May: Congress at the European Parliament in Brussels, on the Driving License Directive and FitDrive Project, organized by EFA ( European Driving Schools Association) with […]
FEVR Call for Action in United Nations in Geneva
Call for Action, importance of post-crash care as well as a gratitude to UN countries for actions within prevention heading towards Vision Zero has been expressed […]
INVISIBLE VICTIMS campaign
FEVR launches the INVISIBLE VICTIMS CAMPAIGN. In Europe, the application of Victims’ Rights Directive 2012/29/EU has been very disappointing for victims of road crashes, since a very small percentage has benefited […]
FEVR at Spanish Chamber of Deputies
On January 12, 2023 FEVR president Filippo Randi intervened at the International Congress ‘Road User Education for Goal Zero and the Safe System Approach’, held at […]
Crash Course NRW by VOD Germany
VOD would like to inform readers about a study conducted by VOD chairpersons Mrs Silke von Beesten who has published a study on the accompaniment of […]
FEVR constitution in Brussels
Thursday 1 December 2022 was a historic day for FEVR: the delegates of the member associations signed the constitutive act along with the new statutes of […]
World Day of Remembrance 2022
On behalf of FEVR, we offer You the poster for the World Day of Remembrance. The poster includes the main theme of the WDR which is: […]
FEVR in Brussels on European Transport Safety Council meeting
October 18th FEVR participated in Brussels on the meeting of European Transport Safety Council (ETSC). The meeting was led by Mr. Antonio Avenoso, Director of European […]
FEVR AIMS
FEVR’S MAIN AIMS ARE:
-to offer support and help to road crash victims by providing free emotional, practical and juridical assistance through member associations. -to contribute to road safety by highlighting road danger and the causes of crashes in order to influence institutions and authorities towards implementing and enforcing road safety measures far more effectively.
THE SCALE OF THE PROBLEM
Road death and injury represent a serious public health problem in most countries of the world. They are the leading cause of death and acquired disability of young people, particularly young men, under the age of 45 – the very people whose contributions are greatly needed by their countries. The costs of road crashes – borne by affected families and the whole society – are enormous.
CUMULATIVE SCALE AND EFFECT
The above figures are annual figures, but of course the grief and loss of bereavement are long lasting, often permanent, as are the pain, suffering and loss of those seriously injured. The fact that road crashes and those affected by them are treated so dismissively, in comparison with victims of other disasters, is a source of additional upset and grief for road crash victims.
People die in road crashes each year in the EU
are seriously injured or disabled in the EU
die each year worldwide
are injured worldwide each year
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