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Through concerted action and collaboration, Together for Safer Roads and the State of S Paulo are reducing the state?s crash fatalities. Together, a data system and action plans for road infrastructure, education, and supervision are being implemented to support cities across the state to reduce deaths and injuries.

To reduce the number of road traffic deaths, the government established Vida d? Prefer?ncia: Movimento Paulista de Seguran no Trsito (MPST), a partnership between the State of S Paulo and the non- governmental organization, Centro de Lideranca Publica, with support from businesses, including Together for Safer Roads? members, to save 22,000 lives in S Paulo ? reducing the state?s crash fatalities by half by 2030.

In 2014, S Paulo had a 15.4 traffic fatality rate per 100,000 people, which is better than the average of Brazil overall (23.4), but worse than Argentina (12.6), which has approximately the same number of habitants as S Paulo and is similar in terms of geography and stage of development.

"共同加强道路安全 "组织在制定、执行和评估《国家道路安全行动计划》方面是圣保罗州科技部的积极顾问,包括:

  • Building a Data System (INFOSIGA SP): provides monthly reports on traffic deaths in the State of S Paulo (detailing crash occurrences, contributing risk factors, crash scene descriptions, road sections, etc.) and a related mapping system (INFOMAPA SP).
  • 64个城市的道路安全行动:重点关注道路基础设施(交通信号灯、人行横道、人行隔离栏、高架人行横道和人行道);交通教育(教育突击、电视和社会媒体宣传活动、模拟交通事故受害者救援);交通监管(交通突击、公交人员重新定位)。
  • A 治理结构:由高级别管理委员会(代表各州秘书处)和执行委员会(代表各参与公路机构)监测成果。

In 2016, MPST reported a 6.5 percent reduction in road deaths in S Paulo compared to the same period in 2015, and in 2017 a similar success was achieved. Altogether, these efforts led to a 13 percent reduction in fatalities between 2015 and 2017, accounting for over 496 lives saved.

The Safer Roads Challenge in S Paulo showcases that concerted action and collaboration can result in saving lives. Together for Safer Roads is currently working with MPST to expand its road safety data system.