The Tunisian Association of Road Safety Ambassadors has called for the urgent implementation of a 30km/h speed limit near educational institutions, universities, and sports facilities. This move aims to curb reckless driving behaviors that pose a threat to the safety of students and the general public. According to the association, this law has been on the books for some time but has not been effectively enforced.
The association's president, Afaf Ben Ghaniya, emphasized the need for swift action to protect vulnerable road users, particularly children and young adults. With the new school year underway, the association is urging authorities to take concrete steps to ensure that drivers adhere to the speed limit in areas surrounding educational institutions.
The call for speed limit enforcement comes as part of a broader effort to promote road safety in Tunisia. The association has been actively involved in raising awareness about the importance of responsible driving and the need for stricter enforcement of traffic laws. By working with government agencies and other stakeholders, the association aims to reduce the number of accidents on Tunisian roads.
In related news, the association is set to launch its second annual "Road Safety Forum" on October 7. The forum will bring together experts, policymakers, and stakeholders to discuss key issues related to road safety and develop strategies for improving safety on Tunisian roads. The event is expected to attract a large audience and provide a platform for constructive dialogue and collaboration.
The Tunisian government has taken steps in recent years to improve road safety, including the introduction of new traffic laws and increased enforcement. However, more work needs to be done to address the root causes of accidents and promote a culture of road safety. The association's call for speed limit enforcement near educational institutions is an important step in this direction.
According to statistics, road accidents are a major public health concern in Tunisia, with many lives lost or affected every year. By taking proactive measures to promote road safety, the association and other stakeholders hope to reduce the incidence of accidents and create a safer environment for all road users.
The association's campaign for speed limit enforcement near educational institutions has garnered support from various quarters, including government agencies, civil society organizations, and the general public. As the campaign gains momentum, it is expected that authorities will take concrete steps to implement the 30km/h speed limit and ensure that drivers adhere to it.
Key points
- The Tunisian Association of Road Safety Ambassadors is calling for the implementation of a 30km/h speed limit near educational institutions to curb reckless driving behaviors.
- The association's president, Afaf Ben Ghaniya, emphasized the need for swift action to protect vulnerable road users.
- The association is set to launch its second annual "Road Safety Forum" on October 7 to discuss key issues related to road safety.
