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throughout the world.
The World Health Organization (WHO) identifies road casualties as a priority public-health problem worldwide. Traffic accidents are a leading cause of death and injury in many countries, including Spain. Despite their seriousness, society often lacks awareness and understanding of the true scale of the problem represented by traffic accidents. This leads to an inadequate assessment of the risk and consequences of road casualties. The WHO emphasises the importance of addressing this problem worldwide, seeking to reduce mortality and injury rates through prevention policies and road-safety education.
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throughout the world.
that affects only the most developed countries.
that affects underdeveloped countries, but not Europe or the USA.
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