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The ministry of works and transport introduced a new traffic regulation lowering the speed limit in urban areas.

In order to guide road safety planning and measures, Kampala’s fourth annual road safety report examines data from police crashes in 2023. With assistance from the Uganda Police Directorate of Traffic and Road Safety, information was obtained from nine police stations located in the city’s five divisions: Nakawa, Central, Makindye, Kawempe, and Lubaga.

commit to act. the ‘Mobility Snapshot 2024 Campaign’ seeks to shine a light on the pressing need for safer intersections in Uganda. The campaign uses local data to assess how many people use specific intersections and whether essential safety measures exist. taking part in this has been an eye-opener with the different intersections within Kampala and the findings were detrimental posing a threat to pedestrians. By highlighting the dangers pedestrians face, the initiative aims to push for proven, affordable solutions to create safer, more sustainable streets for everyone. Engaging road safety Stakeholders on the findings, they Vied ways how to improve the road infrastructure to facilitate pedestrians for instance having better walkways, and pedestrian crossings among others.

The Annual Traffic Report is an annual publication compiled by Uganda police Force
which provides the statistical summary of road traffic crashes reported to Uganda Police
from 1st January to 31st December 2023. It includes the nature of road traffic crashes,
victims of crashes, interventions the Directorate has come up with to reduce road crashes,
challenges and recommendations.

The need to roll out the RSE curriculum to primary schools all over Uganda was deemed to
be the solution to road accidents involving school children.