The use of motorcycles in Mexico has grown significantly in recent years. According to motorcycle registration data from INEGI, there were 2.6 million registered motorcycles in 2015, a figure that increased to 6.8 million by 2022.
Driving at high speed is a common practice that many drivers adopt without considering the serious consequences. The risks associated with this dangerous behavior, supported by recent studies and data, are outlined below.
Street design plays a crucial role in managing speed and improving road safety. Through various design techniques and elements, it is possible to influence driver behavior, encourage lower speeds, and reduce the risk of severe traffic accidents.
In July 2024, the United Nations General Assembly passed a key resolution reaffirming the global commitment to road safety, placing particular emphasis on the protection of pedestrians, who are considered the most vulnerable road users.
The speed at which vehicles travel on urban streets affects traffic flow, road safety, and residents’ quality of life. In Mexico, the General Mobility and Road Safety Law establishes that speed limits should be based on scientific evidence, keeping them below a safety threshold necessary to protect the life and integrity of road users.
Fundación Aleatica for Road Safety conducted the Third Open Road Safety Training Session from August 6 to 8 at the Police University of CDMX, training more than 350 police officers.
Mobility is a fundamental part of modern life, positively impacting people’s quality of life, facilitating economic growth, and regional integration, as well as being a
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), traffic injuries are the leading cause of death among children and young people aged 5 to 29 years.
Did you know that the car seat belt is recognized as one of the eight most significant inventions of the 20th century? When you travel
