The latest UNRSF Newsletter highlights inspiring stories from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Tanzania, Kuala Lumpur, and beyond.

The latest UNRSF Newsletter brings together stories from Brazil, Lao PDR, New York and much more.

At UN Headquarters in New York, the UN Road Safety Fund brought together global partners to strengthen collaboration and explore innovative financing ahead of the 2026 UN High-Level Meeting on Road Safety.

UNRSF supported Brazil’s International Road Safety Course, bringing together officers from nine countries and highlighting ongoing efforts to strengthen crash data systems and evidence-based road safety policies.

Catalytic investments and field lessons are shaping safer roads globally, and the latest UNRSF Newsletter brings the stories behind the progress.

Motorcycle safety and reliable crash data are at the heart of the UNRSF’s 2025 Call for Proposals. In this Technical Edition, Healthy People Rwanda and Honda share lessons on how smarter systems and safer roads can save lives.

At UNESCAP Road Safety Week in Bangkok, the UNRSF-backed Brands for Safer Roads event called for urgent action on rising motorcycle deaths. Leaders from government and industry shared solutions on helmet laws, rider training, and smart tech. Next stop: UN Headquarters, New York.

At the ITF Summit in Leipzig, UNRSF hosted a high-level media event calling for increased investment in road safety. New partnerships with Morocco and Slovenia were announced, and global leaders reaffirmed road safety as a smart, life-saving investment.

The UNRSF held its tenth Advisory Board session in Geneva. Morocco’s Transport Minister, H.E. Abdessamad Kayouh, assumed the role of Chair, urging stronger global action and funding to reduce road deaths by 2030.