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Measure/intervention | Country [source] | Implementation scope | |
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1 | Infrastructure: urban streets—reducing travel speeds by expanding 30 km/h zones | The Netherlands [26] | From 1998 to 2008, the share of 30 km/h streets in the cities increased from 15% to 70%. |
2 | Infrastructure: single—carriageway roads—median guardrails’ installation | Sweden [26] | At the end of 2008: about 2000 km of roads were with median guardrails (“2 + 1”, “1 + 1” roads). |
3 | Infrastructure: building bypasses to avoid traffic passing through cities | Germany [35] | In 2001–2005, 212 bypasses were opened for traffic; at the end of 2005, 88 bypasses were under construction. |
4 | Behaviors: speed enforcement | France [4] | At the end of 2005, every driver was checked, on average, seven times a month by fixed cameras. |
5 | Behaviors: speed enforcement | The Netherlands [26] | In 2001–2007, the number of speed checks using fixed cameras increased by 3.5 times. |
6 | Behaviors: speed enforcement | Sweden [26] | At the end of 2008, almost 1000 cameras were installed covering more than 2700 km of roads. |
7 | Behaviors: seat-belts use—enforcement | The Netherlands [26] | In 2001–2007, the number of regional police checks for detecting such offenses increased by 2.2 times. |
8 | Behaviors: driving under the influence of alcohol—weekend enforcement | Belgium [15] | In 2003–2004, the number of breath tests conducted on main and national roads increased by 25%. |
9 | Behaviors: driving under the influence of alcohol—enforcement | Sweden [13] | In 2006, 2.2 million breath tests were conducted: on average, a test per 2.6 drivers. |
10 | Vehicle: electronic stability control (ESC) | Sweden [13] | In 2006, 91% of new vehicles were equipped with ESC. |
11 | Vehicle: seat-belt reminders | Sweden [13] | In 2006, 80% of new vehicles were equipped with a reminder. |