Road Safety Russia
Since its establishment in 2007, non-governmental organization Road Safety Russia has united highly qualified experts focused both on development, implementation and management of programs and social campaigns and on working as a professional team within international projects.
Road Safety Russia areas of expertise are: road safety, public safety and public health, environment and sustainable transport in Russia and the countries of CIS.
We consider all aspects of road safety as an integral intellectual commodity – a long-term strategy aimed to improve road safety for all road users and reduce economic and social risks both for society as a whole and for companies and organizations individually. Our objective is to join the efforts of Russian ministries, departments, private companies, NGO, drivers and other road users for achieving the state of constant activity aimed at decreasing the number of casualties on the Russian roads. This objective can only be achieved by changing the mind set and behavioral patterns of drivers. Together we can make the roads safer.
Our work is mostly commissioned by government and international organizations, as well as by companies working in the automotive industry and related fields. We work with companies and organizations that are active at local and regional levels, as well as take part in large-scale international projects.
The quality and effectiveness of our solutions is consistently confirmed by real improvements in the situation on the Russian roads, as well as recognized by our clients and the international expert community.
Road Safety Russia principles are:
- Start with yourself
- Respect everyone on the road equally: drivers, passengers and pedestrians
- Buckle up
- Safety seat for every child
- Give way to law enforcement and public transportation vehicles
- Speeding and cutting in ahead of someone is unacceptable - Do not run the lights
- Drinking and driving is inexcusable
- Never drive in the oncoming lane
- Give way to pedestrians
- Look out for motorcyclists