2024 Annual Report
David Díaz
CEO, Aleatica
"We are building a future where mobility and road safety are synonymous with development and quality of life."
Path to Road Safety
Expo Movilidad CANAPAT
1 of 10
Jornada de CV Veracruz, Tlaxcala y Puebla
2 of 10
Lanzamiento Monitor de la Seguridad Vial
3 of 10
CommitToAct (snapshot)
4 of 10
Lanzamiento Convocatoria
Seguridad Vial Somos Todos
Jornada de SV CDMX Y Edo. Mex
6 of 10
Capacitación Chimalhuacán
7 of 10
Congreso IRF Estambul
8 of 10
1ª Reunión Regional para
América Latina de la Global
Alliance of NGOs for Road Safety
Foro Carreteras más Seguras
para América Latina y el Caribe.
Path to Road Safety
Expo Movilidad CANAPAT
1 of 10
Jornada de CV Veracruz, Tlaxcala y Puebla
2 of 10
Lanzamiento Monitor de la Seguridad Vial
3 of 10
CommitToAct (snapshot)
4 of 10
Lanzamiento Convocatoria
Seguridad Vial Somos Todos
Jornada de SV CDMX Y Edo. Mex
6 of 10
Capacitación Chimalhuacán
7 of 10
Congreso IRF Estambul
8 of 10
1ª Reunión Regional para
América Latina de la Global
Alliance of NGOs for Road Safety
Foro Carreteras más Seguras
para América Latina y el Caribe.
Bosco Martí
President, Aleatica Foundation for Road Safety
"In Mexico, every thirty minutes a person loses their life as a result of road crashes. These figures demand urgent action from us
First Regional Meeting for Latin America – Global Alliance of NGOs for Road Safety
The event took place in Mexico City from November 5 to 7, 2024, with the participation of:
Highlights:
- High-level symposium.
- Preparations for the 4th Global Ministerial Conference on Road Safety.
- Eight workshops led by Alliance members.
- Eight workshops led by Alliance members.
Fundación Aleatica played a key role:
Bosco Martí, president of the Foundation, spoke on the panel “Leveraging New and Existing Investments.”
Dr. Francisco Alonso, author of the study “License to Save Lives: A Road Safety Proposal”, participated in the launch panel.
The event fostered partnerships, exchange of experiences, and adoption of best practices in road safety.
Artist Yesterman created a Road Safety Mural as a symbol of the event.
Fernanda Espinosa
“Behind every statistic, there is a story and a family. As we celebrate the second anniversary of Aleatica Foundation, we commemorate the thousands of lives we’ve helped change together.”
"Detrás de cada estadística hay una historia y una familia. Al celebrar el segundo aniversario de Fundación Aleatica, conmemoramos miles de historias que hemos cambiado juntos."
Safer Roads Forum for Latin America and the Caribbean
On November 27–28, 2024, in Mexico City, the Safer Roads Forum for Latin America and the Caribbean was organized in collaboration with the International Road Assessment Programme (iRAP). The forum brought together 60 experts and authorities from 9 countries to seek solutions to improve road safety in the region, aligned with the goals of the Second Decade of Action for Road Safety 2021–2030.
Key Achievements
Recognition of Aleatica for its commitment to Road Safety
Certificación International Road Assessment Programme (iRAP)
Aleatica received iRAP Certification for eight concessions in Mexico, Chile, Spain, and Italy, achieving the global standard of three-star or higher road infrastructure safety, becoming the first company in Mexico to obtain this certification.
Certified roads:
- A35 Brebemi
(Brescia–Bergamo–Milan, Italy) - Atizapán-Atlacomulco
(State of Mexico, Mexico) - Autopista Urbana Norte
(Mexico City, Mexico) - Libramiento Elevado de Puebla
Puebla (Puebla, Mexico)
- M45 Euroglosa
(Madrid, Spain) - Puente Industrial
(Bío Bío, Chile) - Vía Rápida Poetas
(Mexico City, Mexico) - Viaducto Elevado Bicentenario
(Mexico City, Mexico)
Signing of the Global Commitment for Safer Roads
(#SaferRoadsPledge) Presented at the 4th Global Ministerial Conference on Road Safety in February 2025.
Gian-Carlo Peressutti
Director of Public Affairs for North America, IFM Investors
"IFM is proud of the achievements of Aleatica Foundation, which in just two years has made significant progress in promoting road safety in Mexico."
License for Road Safety that Saves Lives
In collaboration with the University Research Institute for Traffic and Road Safety (INTRAS), two key studies were presented to improve road safety:
Points-Based Driver’s License System
Through in-depth analysis, the study confirms that points-based licenses are effective in deterring dangerous behavior and reducing fatality rates, a measure already implemented in several countries.
License for Road Safety that Saves Lives
Our proposal to implement a national points-based licensing system in Mexico could reduce traffic-related fatalities by 15% to 20%, equivalent to saving between 2,400 and 3,250 lives each year.
Based on this research, recommendations were presented to authorities to adapt the current permanent license model to a points-based system and improve road safety outcomes.
Programas y Proyectos
Road Safety Monitor
The first edition of the Road Safety Monitor was launched—a comprehensive overview of fatalities and traffic incidents across Mexico’s 32 states. This analysis provides a clear picture of the national road safety landscape, identifying key challenges and opportunities to improve safe mobility.
Assessment of progress toward the goals of the Second Decade of Action for Road Safety.
Prioritization of actions based on user type and location (urban roads and highways)
National ranking of high-risk roads
Road Traffic Crashes in Mexico
in the world for road traffic death rates
2nd in Latin America for traffic fatalities
injured,
including 42,736 with serious injuries
fatalities,
or 43 deaths per day due to road traffic incidents
total traffic crashes
of fatalities involve:
pedestrians, cyclists, or motorcyclists
Learn more about the Road Safety Monitor
“Road Safety is Everyone’s Responsibility” Call for Proposals
The second edition of “Seguridad Vial Somos Todos” (SVST) was successfully held—an initiative supporting Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) working on projects across three key pillars:
Safe road infrastructure
Safe
Vehicles
Safe Use
of Roadways
This call for proposals, aligned with Aleatica’s Safety First Plan, received 46 applications from various civil society organizations (CSOs), reflecting strong interest and commitment to road safety.
Key Results:
- 7 finalists selected after a rigorous evaluation process.
- 3 winning projects recognized for their innovation and impact.
- The jury, made up of national and international road safety experts, evaluated each proposal based on feasibility and community benefit.
Results of the “Road Safety is Everyone’s Responsibility 2023” Call for Proposals
The implementation of the three winning projects from the 2023 edition was successfully completed, generating a positive impact on thousands of people
SVST 2023 reaffirms our commitment to building safer environments and promoting a responsible road culture.
Safe School Zone
Developed by MOVAC
- Benefited over 13,000 people from 40 schools (students, teachers, and parents).
- Indirect impact on 10,000 more people through tactical urbanism interventions in two schools.
Joining Forces for Life and Road Safety
Developed by Cinco Panes y Dos Peces
- Provided training to 1,800 people from 7 schools and 24 volunteers from the Emergency Commission (CNE).
- Indirectly benefited 1,000 people through continued support in road safety and civil protection across 3 municipalities.
Peaceful Spaces
Developed by Da Tar Tuk
- Direct impact on 760 people from 3 schools.
- Indirect reach to 50,000 passersby, including 2,703 people with disabilities.
2024 Awarded Projects
Open Road Safety Training Sessions
Our Open Training Sessions program was expanded—an essential initiative to train police officers, traffic agents, Aleatica staff, and the general public.
Goal?
To prevent and reduce injuries and fatalities from road crashes through a comprehensive Safe System approach.
Key topics covered:
- Prevention and response to road crashes.
- Best practices for safe mobility.
- Strategies to mitigate crash impacts.
Road Safety Training Sessions for Police Officers
Two certified training sessions were delivered with official DC-3 certification, reaching a total of 547 police officers to improve incident response and traffic management
First Session
- States: Puebla, Veracruz, Tlaxcala
Participants from the National Guard, Citizen Security, 911 Emergency Services, Traffic and Road Safety departments, and Mobility agencies.
Focus: Enhancing skills for road incident response and management.
Second Session
- States: Mexico State and Mexico City (Venue: UNIPOL)
Participants from SSC, UNIPOL, PDI FGJCDMX, SSEM, and police from Nezahualcóyotl, Chimalhuacán, Atizapán, and Huixquilucan.
Focus: Updating knowledge on regulations and road safety procedures.
Motorcyclist Training Sessions
We trained 68 motorcyclists on safe riding practices, emphasizing the importance of responsible drivin
- Defensive riding and road safety training.
- Donation of helmets to promote protective gear.
- Support in obtaining the A1 motorcycle license
Chimalhuacán Road Crash Reduction Program
A motorcycle training track was implemented in Chimalhuacán to offer safe practice opportunities and promote responsible riding, reducing crash risks.
Guided riding sessions with specialized instructors.
Certified helmet distribution.
Focus on safe riding and crash prevention
#SafeIsCool
We established a partnership with 3M Mexico and Intertraffic to create safer school environments in schools across the State of Mexico:
- Militar de Transmisiones
- Secundaria Isidro Fabela
- Secundaria Benito Juárez
Assessment and Improvements
We used the Star Rating for Schools (SR4S) tool and iRAP methodology to evaluate and improve school infrastructure, ensuring greater safety for students and staff.
Global Commitment
We joined the #CommitToAct campaign by the Global Alliance of NGOs for Road Safety, promoting government commitments to improve road infrastructure.
Mobility Analysis
We used the Star Rating Mobility Snapshot tool to collect infrastructure data in the Parque Toreo area (Naucalpan).
We continue working to ensure every journey to school is safer and more reliable.
Partnerships and Engagement
