Make Roads Safe - Demanding action in 2009
The Make Roads Safe campaign has launched a new film featuring Michelle Yeoh. ‘Make Roads Safe - Demanding Action in 2009’ is the first stage of the new phase of the campaign which will build activity and momentum between now and November 2009.
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Making Roads Safe
‘Making Roads Safe’ examines the human and economic case for investing in safe road infrastructure and ending the tragic and unnecessary funding of killer roads by the international community.
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Michelle Yeoh's Message Supporting Make Roads Safe
Make Roads Safe - 2 Minute Promotional Film
Make Roads Safe - The Campaign for Global Road Safety
Desmond Tutu Speaking at the Make Roads Safe Africa Launch
Tony Blair Backs Global Road Safety Movement
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A Hidden Epidemic: Road Traffic Injuries in Developing Countries
More than 80% of road deaths and injuries occur in low and middle income countries, a hidden epidemic which kills 3000 people every day across the world. Watch this short film to learn more about the urgent need for international action on global road safety.
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Por Amor: a Practical Review of Costa Rica's Seat Belt Campaign
Creating a Market for Safety - 10 Years of Euro NCAP
This film, made by Richard Stanley Productions on behalf of Euro NCAP and the FIA Foundation, examines the success of Euro NCAP and interviews some of the key participants in the development of the programme.
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Global Road Safety: A Shared Responsibility
A Shared Responsibility is a road safety advocacy film produced by the FIA Foundation. The film highlights the extent of the road safety crisis facing the world, and in particular the developing world.
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