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Why do we need friendly roads?Why do we need friendly roads?
More than 1 million road traffic casualties each yearEighth leading cause of death globallyLeading cause of death for people between 15 and 29
years of ageCauses a loss of up to 3% of GDP
More than 1 million road traffic casualties each yearEighth leading cause of death globallyLeading cause of death for people between 15 and 29
years of ageCauses a loss of up to 3% of GDP
Accidents and Fatality Rates in GeorgiaAccidents and Fatality Rates in GeorgiaPeople per 10,000 vehicles during 2004-2012People per 10,000 vehicles during 2004-2012
ConsequencesConsequences
The road death rate of 13.4 per 100,000 people (2012) is at least 4 times higher than that of global leaders
Road traffic injuries are one of the top 10 causes of death - 605 deaths in 2012
The socio-economic cost of road crashes is estimated to be between 1%-1.5% of GNP
The road death rate of 13.4 per 100,000 people (2012) is at least 4 times higher than that of global leaders
Road traffic injuries are one of the top 10 causes of death - 605 deaths in 2012
The socio-economic cost of road crashes is estimated to be between 1%-1.5% of GNP
Key Key causescausesHazardous road infrastructure (“black spots”)Lack of education on safe driving behaviorLack of structured data collection on:
Local traffic hazards (black spots)Seasonal effects
AccidentsCauses:
SpeedingAlcohol consumptionInsufficient street lightingEtc.
Best practices
Hazardous road infrastructure (“black spots”)Lack of education on safe driving behaviorLack of structured data collection on:
Local traffic hazards (black spots)Seasonal effects
AccidentsCauses:
SpeedingAlcohol consumptionInsufficient street lightingEtc.
Best practices
- non monthly -
DECADE GLOBAL PLANDECADE GLOBAL PLAN
Five pillars for a Safe Systems approach
Road Safety Management
Safer User behaviour
Safer Roads & Mobility
Safer Vehicles Post-crash response
Decade Global Plan: Safer Roads & Mobility Decade Global Plan: Safer Roads & Mobility Pillar 2 – Indicators Pillar 2 – Indicators
Number of countries with a target to eliminate high risk roads by 2020
Number of countries with systematic safety audit/safety assessment policies in place
Number of countries with a defined allocation of funding for infrastructure safety
Number of countries implementing sustainable mobility programs
International Road Assessment Programme estimates that 1 million death and serious injuries per year can be prevented if 10% of all high risk roads are fixed
Number of countries with a target to eliminate high risk roads by 2020
Number of countries with systematic safety audit/safety assessment policies in place
Number of countries with a defined allocation of funding for infrastructure safety
Number of countries implementing sustainable mobility programs
International Road Assessment Programme estimates that 1 million death and serious injuries per year can be prevented if 10% of all high risk roads are fixed
““Megobruli Gzebi” (Friendly Roads)Megobruli Gzebi” (Friendly Roads)
A mobile phone and web platform engaging citizens to:A mobile phone and web platform engaging citizens to:
Report hazardous traffic infrastructure and accidents in their area (e.g. potholes, insufficient street lighting, a lack of speed bumps close to a school etc.), using SMS, web input, the “Megobruli Gzebi” Smartphone app, email, Twitter and Facebook;Sign up for SMS and email alerts notifying them about hazardous traffic infrastructure in their area;Connect with local decision makers to jointly analyse and resolve local traffic hazards.
A mobile phone and web platform engaging citizens to:A mobile phone and web platform engaging citizens to:
Report hazardous traffic infrastructure and accidents in their area (e.g. potholes, insufficient street lighting, a lack of speed bumps close to a school etc.), using SMS, web input, the “Megobruli Gzebi” Smartphone app, email, Twitter and Facebook;Sign up for SMS and email alerts notifying them about hazardous traffic infrastructure in their area;Connect with local decision makers to jointly analyse and resolve local traffic hazards.
How does it work?How does it work?
Citizens report using SMS, web form, friendly roads smartphone app, email, Twitter or Facebook
All reports are automatically analyzed and aggregatedAll reports are displayed on the friendly roads web
platform:Interactive mapIntuitive data visualizationsPhotos and videos submitted by citizens
Citizens report using SMS, web form, friendly roads smartphone app, email, Twitter or Facebook
All reports are automatically analyzed and aggregatedAll reports are displayed on the friendly roads web
platform:Interactive mapIntuitive data visualizationsPhotos and videos submitted by citizens
How is the data being used?How is the data being used?
Resolution of local hazards – involving decision makers and participating citizens
Analytical reportsAdvocating safer roads with donors, local authorities
and citizens
Resolution of local hazards – involving decision makers and participating citizens
Analytical reportsAdvocating safer roads with donors, local authorities
and citizens
Friendly Roads Friendly Roads web & mobile phone toolweb & mobile phone toolmegobruligzebi.gemegobruligzebi.ge
Results of the project Friendly Roads
15 Black Spot eliminated Online web portal www.megobruligzebi.ge created First Georgian guide published.