Rijke landen halveren verkeerdoden, maar 90% van dodelijke ongelukken gebeurt nu in arme landen

Wealthy nations have reduced traffic fatalities by over 30% since 1990, yet low-income countries bear the brunt of road deaths today, accounting for roughly 90% of fatal crashes globally. While pedestrian and vehicle occupant deaths increased in some developed nations including the United States, the disparity in safety improvements between rich and poor regions remains stark.