Bangladesh Road safety
Time to form a commission to ensure road safety
It is time to form a commission to drive reforms in transport sector
Ensuring pedestrian safety through co-design and behaviour change models
While road authorities and professionals often attribute pedestrian injuries and fatalities to the reckless actions of pedestrians and drivers, the users themselves frequently point to inadequate and unsafe facilities.
National Road Safety Day / We need decent working hours to give better service
Working for long hours without rest and sleep can, of course, increase the risk of accidents.
City corporations shouldn’t be endangering lives
DSCC garbage truck incident shows how negligence is costing lives
More buses cannot guarantee safer, better service
Holistic approach needed to improve public transport system
Structural killings, not road ‘accidents’
Regular deaths on the highways of Bangladesh have become quite a "normal" thing.
Some relief for road crash victims
Compensation package for affected families long overdue
A suspicious BRTA diktat
BRTA must work collaboratively with all stakeholders to ensure road safety
A sheer waste of public money
Why were the trauma centres built if they were to be left unused?
Time to form a commission to ensure road safety
It is time to form a commission to drive reforms in transport sector
Ensuring pedestrian safety through co-design and behaviour change models
While road authorities and professionals often attribute pedestrian injuries and fatalities to the reckless actions of pedestrians and drivers, the users themselves frequently point to inadequate and unsafe facilities.
We need decent working hours to give better service
Working for long hours without rest and sleep can, of course, increase the risk of accidents.
City corporations shouldn’t be endangering lives
DSCC garbage truck incident shows how negligence is costing lives
More buses cannot guarantee safer, better service
Holistic approach needed to improve public transport system
Structural killings, not road ‘accidents’
Regular deaths on the highways of Bangladesh have become quite a "normal" thing.
Some relief for road crash victims
Compensation package for affected families long overdue
A suspicious BRTA diktat
BRTA must work collaboratively with all stakeholders to ensure road safety
A sheer waste of public money
Why were the trauma centres built if they were to be left unused?
‘Improving road safety can accelerate economic growth’
The World Bank and the United Nations will continue working together with the Government of Bangladesh to improve road safety, Vice President for South Asia of the global financier, Hartwig Schafer says.