By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

• Explain the unacceptably high toll that road traffic injuries (RTI) and deaths incurred in nations, particularly in low- and middle-income countries where more than 90% of the road deaths and injuries occur - representing a major public health, economic and development burden.
• Describe five pillars of the UN Decade of Action for Road Safety (2011-2020), the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) target 3.6, as well as evidence-based proposals (such as speed management) are aimed at tackling this epidemic.
• Explain the effectiveness of this approach, its evolution from the traditional view (focused on human behavior and one-off interventions) to its more systematic and holistic outlook.
• Learn about the role of road safety engineering improvements, preventive strategies such as road safety impact assessments, audits, and inspection, as well as reactive strategies including black spot management and network safety management.

Module 1: Introduction to Road Safety __

This is an introduction to the key concepts of the Road Safety Training Program.

Module 2: The Safe System Approach __

This is an introduction to the Safe System approach to road safety management.

Module 3: Road Infrastructure Safety

__This describes the strategies that form part of safe infrastructure engineering.

Module 4: Managing Additional Aspects __

This describes some of the multi-sector interventions that form part of the Safe System approach.

Module 5: Assuring Effectiveness of Road Safety Interventions __

This looks at the conceptualization of these interventions to ensure their effectiveness in reducing significantly and sustainably road deaths and injuries.

Module 6: Case Studies of Road Safety Successes __

This looks at some case studies of the World Bank’s road safety projects across countries.