Road insecurity in our country represents a human tragedy that goes beyond the pain of families and translates into an irreparable loss for the social and productive fabric. Beyond the lives cut short, road crashes generate immense economic and social costs, draining public resources and reducing the labour productivity of thousands of affected workers. The necessary change will not come solely from traffic laws or infrastructure improvements; it requires a profound cultural transformation. We need to move towards a model of responsible driving in which respect for others and stress management are central components of road safety education. Safety on the roads is a shared responsibility that defines the quality of our coexistence. We invite you to reflect on this report and on the fundamental role that each actor plays in building a safer and more humane road environment.
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