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16% fewer accidents in Bologna in 1 m of 30 kph limit - General News

2024-02-16T12:09:43.335Z

Highlights: 16% fewer accidents in Bologna in 1 m of 30 kph limit. "The hoped-for decrease is therefore confirmed, in particular of serious accidents and those involving pedestrians," says city council.Transport Minister Matteo Salvini has said the pilot scheme must be extended to the whole country. The city council in the Emilian capital said Friday that the number of accidents had dropped by 15.8% in the first four weeks of the scheme. The speed limit was imposed a month ago.


Road accidents have dropped by 15.8% in Bologna after a 30 kph speed limit was imposed a month ago, the city council in the Emilian capital said Friday. (HANDLE)


Road accidents have dropped by 15.8% in Bologna after a 30 kph speed limit was imposed a month ago, the city council in the Emilian capital said Friday.


   "The hoped-for decrease is therefore confirmed, in particular of serious accidents and those involving pedestrians," said thecouncil.


   In the first four weeks (15 January-11 February 2024), a total of 186 accidents occurred on urban roads, including one fatality, 122 with injuries (resulting in 144 people being injured), none with injuries in a reserved prognosis and 63 without injuries.


   In the same period in 2023, there were a total of 221 accidents, three fatal, 139 accidents with injuries (178 people injured), one with an injured person in a reserved prognosis and 78 injuries without.


   Transport Minister Matteo Salvini has said the pilot scheme must be extended to the whole country.


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