ASIRT Publications and Resources
Publications
Remembrance
Road Safety Seminars
Resources for Parents and Educators
Other Road Safety Links and Publications
ASIRT Publications
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Road Travel Reports (RTRs)
ASIRT’s user-friendly reports on 150 countries describe general road conditions; frequent road crash sites; national road safety statistics; driver behaviors; driving regulations; urban, rural, night, and seasonal travel precautions; pedestrian, passenger and cycle safety tips; quality and availability of emergency medical care, emergency procedures and contact information. Click here to read more on RTRs.
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A Global Road Safety Toolbox for the Study Abroad Community
A Global Road Safety Toolbox for the Study Abroad Community is a 100-page full-color, comprehensive reference manual for the study abroad community. Program administrators and students can enhance their understanding of road realities and better plan for road conditions abroad by referring to the useful guidelines provided in this manual. Click here to read more on ASIRT’s Education Abroad programs.
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"Faces Behind the Figures"
Faces Behind the Figures: Voices of Road Traffic Crash Victims and Their Families was produced jointly by the World Health Organization and ASIRT. It puts a human face on the statistics presented in the many road safety reports published around the world. Faces offers first hand accounts of road crash victims and their families in over twenty countries.
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Safety Checklists
ASIRT’s Safety Checklists provide comprehensive lists of road safety precautions for pedestrians, passengers, cyclists and drivers when traveling abroad. These lists are excellent resources for corporations, organizations, study abroad program administrators, students, families and individuals planning trips abroad.
Pedestrian Safety Checklist
Taxi Safety Checklist
Bus & Minivan Safety Checklist
Driver Safety Checklist
Bicycling Safety Checklist
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“Be a Road Scholar – Road Safety and Study Abroad”
An overview of ASIRT’s resources for study abroad program administrators that includes membership options. Click here to download the brochure.
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Speak Up For Safety Cards
“Speak up for Safety Cards” are wallet-sized cards that include important road safety phrases in Russian, Chinese, Spanish, and English. (E-mail asirt@asirt.org to request cards.)
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Remembrance
A flash created by ASIRT that was launched at the First U.N. Global Road Safety Week at WHO headquarters in Geneva in April, 2007. This powerful presentation illustrates the universal and devastating impact of road crashes on families and society. In this moving collage of photographs of road crash victims, set to a haunting melody, we catch a glimpse of the “faces behind the figures” that represent the 1.2 million killed and over 50 million injured in road crashes every year. Remembrance can be used as an advocacy tool, as well as a memorial.
Road Safety Seminars
ASIRT provides road safety training seminars to study abroad program administrators, Risk Managers, Corporations, tourist offices and organizations. Workshops are tailored to the specific needs of the participants and incorporate strategies and resources that enable individuals and groups to make safe, informed decisions when planning trips and while traveling or living abroad. Materials include ASIRT’s Road Travel Reports and other publications listed above. Contact ASIRT at asirt@asirt.org for more information or to sign up for a seminar.
Resources for Parents and Educators of Young Children
It is crucial that people learn about appropriate road safety behavior at a young age, so that the ability to make safe travel choices becomes ingrained within them. Road safety is not always intuitive and children need to be taught safe practices. Many road safety interventions involve school programs designed to educate young children about the issue. It is important to remember, though, that education begins at home. ASIRT has developed materials to help parents and educators of young children teach age-appropriate road safety behavior. To access these resources, please follow the links below:
Walk Safe
Youth Road Safety Education
TO LEARN ABOUT MORE ROAD SAFETY RESOURCES, PLEASE FOLLOW THE LINKS BELOW:
Road Safety Links
Road Safety Publications