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There is a sound body of scientific evidence behind road safety interventions. Adopting and enforcing legislation relating to important
risk factors – speed, drink–driving, motorcycle helmets, seat-belts and child restraints – has been shown to lead to reductions in road
traffic injuries. This report illustrates some of the progress made in a number of countries to address these risk factors since publication
of the first Global status report on road safety (2009). Since 2008, 35 countries have passed new laws or amended existing legislation
covering one or more of these risk factors. Nevertheless, in many countries these laws are either not comprehensive in scope or are
lacking altogether. Governments must do more to ensure that their national road safety laws meet best practice, and do more to enforce
these laws.