Road safety awareness is the process of promoting and educating the public about the importance of safe behaviors, responsible attitudes, and adherence to traffic rules while using the road.
Read moreA road safety school program is an essential initiative aimed at educating young students about safe road practices, responsible behavior as pedestrians, cyclists, and future drivers.
Read moreImplementing lower speed limits, like 30 km/hr, in appropriate areas can help create safer road environments and reduce the likelihood of serious accidents. Many cities and regions around the world have adopted such speed limits as part of their road safety strategies.
Read moreWalking and cycling are important aspects of road safety, both for the safety of pedestrians and cyclists and for drivers sharing the roads with them.
Read moreA road safety audit is a systematic evaluation of road infrastructure and traffic control measures to identify potential safety issues and recommend improvements that can enhance overall road safety.
Read moreRoad infrastructure and governance play a critical role in ensuring road safety. The design, maintenance, and management of road networks, along with effective governance practices, significantly impact the safety of road users.
Read moreMaso Ponseponse or “Eyes Everywhere” in English is a sensitization initiative in Malawi, encouraging individuals to be responsible road users and report road crashes. It encourages them to observe road signs, regulations, distractions, and encourage others to support government efforts.
The Walk to the City Campaign in Malawi encourages people to walk and cycle to work, schools, and homes to raise road safety awareness and reduce crashes. It reminds pedestrians and cyclists of their duty to follow traffic rules, encourages motorists to respect pedestrians and cyclists, and urges authorities to revisit mobility infrastructure.
ROSAF advocates for Malawi's government to reduce mandatory speed limit to 30km/hr, targeting school zones and weekly markets. Research shows pedestrians have 90% chance of survival at 30km/h or below.
ROSAF's Road Shows campaign aims to raise awareness and encourage safer road use among road users. It involves sensitization, adherence to rules, primary safety education, and various activities. Over 1,300 Malawians die from road crashes annually, with 93% occurring in low- and middle-income countries.
At ROSAF, we are committed to promoting road safety and creating awareness about responsible driving habits. Following these essential road rules can make a significant difference in preventing accidents and keeping yourself and others safe. Remember to always adhere to these guidelines:
Observe speed limits and drive at a safe and controlled pace.
Always ensure clear visibility and use proper signaling when overtaking other vehicles.
Never operate a vehicle under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
Avoid distractions by refraining from using your mobile phone while driving.
Protect yourself while riding a motorcycle or bicycle by wearing a quality crash helmet.
Follow designated cycling lanes, use appropriate signals, and obey traffic rules.
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