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Good news about Road safety
Positive stories about Road safety, gathered from the newsrooms Rally reads. Every headline links back to the publisher who reported it.
5 stories.
WHO, CJID begin development of Africa’s first road safety media guidelines
The World Health Organisation (WHO) and the Centre for Journalism Innovation and Development (CJID) have begun developing Africa’s first road safety media guidelines, aimed at improving how newsrooms across the continent report road crashes and strengthening accountability for preventable deaths.
Premium Times
MADD Canada Unveils New Prince Edward Island Provincial Memorial Monument Honouring Victims of Alcohol- and Drug-Related Crashes
MADD Canada has unveiled a new memorial in Prince Edward Island to honor victims of alcohol- and drug-related crashes, providing a permanent place for remembrance. The monument, engraved with the names of 12 individuals, offers solace to families and raises awareness about the impact of impaired driving. This tribute ensures their stories are not forgotten.
Financial Post
Media Advisory: MADD Canada to Unveil New Roadside Memorial Sign Honouring Alexandra Ollington Killed in Impaired Driving Crash
MADD Canada will unveil a roadside memorial sign honoring 17-year-old Alexandra Ollington, who died in an impaired driving crash. The ceremony offers a chance to remember her and raise awareness about the dangers of impaired driving. The memorial will stand as a lasting tribute at the site of the tragedy.
Financial Post
A MOTHER’S CAMPAIGN: Grieving mom wins Gqeberha road safety battle two years after fatal crash
A mother’s persistence has led to traffic-calming measures at the site of her son’s fatal crash in Gqeberha, making the road safer for others. Her two-year campaign shows how determined advocacy can bring meaningful change.
Daily Maverick
Strong support from MPs on tougher traffic laws; some call for even harsher penalties
Parliament passed stronger traffic laws to improve road safety, with MPs backing the changes. Some called for even tougher penalties, showing a shared commitment to reducing accidents. The new rules will help protect drivers and pedestrians alike.
The Straits Times
