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Suriname road safety strategic planning
Overview
Suriname has introduced a Strategic Plan for Road Safety 2026-2030, which seeks to reduce traffic fatalities and serious injuries by 50 percent by 2030. This initiative follows a period of high mortality, with 57 deaths recorded in the first seven months of 2026 and 61 deaths in 2025.
Efforts to implement the plan face several structural hurdles, including a lack of a centralized database for traffic statistics and the absence of a public ambulance service for pre-hospital care. Implementation is further complicated by limited financial resources, personnel shortages, and political influence. The strategy intends to address these issues by focusing on driver behavior, vehicle safety, road infrastructure, and post-accident care.
Entities
Suriname · MIVD · Verkeersveiligheidsinstituut · Wanica · Netherlands
Timeline
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16 days ago
[POLITICS] 6 sourcesSuriname launches safety dashboard as Dutch intelligence services face data oversight criticismSuriname launched a National Traffic Safety Dashboard to improve accident prevention, while the Dutch cabinet pledged to reform intelligence service data interception practices following regulatory criticism.
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20 days ago
[INTERNATIONAL] 4 sourcesSuriname targets 50% reduction in traffic fatalities by 2030Suriname aims to halve traffic deaths by 2030 through a new strategic plan, despite lacking a central data system and public ambulance services.
Sources
dagelijksestandaard.nl · gfcnieuws.com · marokko.nl · nieuws.nl · nos.nl · stvs.sr · surinamenieuws.nl · waterkant.net · welingelichtekringen.nl