Road Safety Observatory to Purchase Traffic Cameras
The Tunisian authorities have developed a comprehensive national multi-sector traffic safety strategy for the period from 2025 to 2034, aiming to reduce road accidents by 20% by 2027, 25% by 2030, and ultimately by 50% by the end of the program in 2034. The strategy includes a number of programs and projects, focusing on improving infrastructure, user safety, urban transportation, safe vehicles, and post-accident response. Expected measures include acquiring equipment and cameras to monitor traffic violations immediately upon the issuance of amended legal texts, which will include updates to laws related to violations such as red-light running and mobile phone use while driving, as well as reviewing laws on point-based licenses and driving under the influence of alcohol. Additionally, the initiative involves training one million rescue personnel in cooperation with the Ministry of Health and the Red Crescent, to ensure effective intervention after accidents. The relevant authorities are also working to significantly reduce the number of accidents in the coming years.
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