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  • Responding to Dr. Vera Yuen: Building a More Inclusive and Safe Road Transport System is the Long-Term Solution
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  • Submission of views for the public consultation on Hong Kong’s Five-Year Plan
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  • Prompting Pedestrians to Use Push Buttons at Crossings
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  • Flyover from Kwai Tsing Interchange Upramp to Kwai Chung Road - Comments and Recommendations
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  • Sixth United Nations Global Road Safety Week 2021
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  • Fourth United Nations Global Road Safety Week 2017
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  • Concerns for Roadworks and Public Transport Safety
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  • Seminar: Measuring Risk on the World''s Roads and making Targeted Improvements (iRAP)
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  • CRS presented at Panel on Transport regarding PTSS - Taxis service
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    World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims [16 Nov 2012] 
     

    The third Sunday of November is dedicated to victims of road traffic accidents. This year it was 18th November. Every year an estimated 1.3 million people are killed and tens of millions are injured, many of which are permanently disabled. Irrespective of the precise happenings and responsibility, the traffic system in Hong Kong which gives us so much convenience results in more than 19,000 casualties including around 120 fatalities. On this day we pay a tribute to those victims with an understanding for all those whose errors have contributed to these mishaps. http://www.who.int/roadsafety/projects/world_day/en/index.html