2024-12-25-世界卫生组织-Road_safety_San_Marino_2015_country_profile_1页_102kb

San Marino is a high-income, small nation with approximately 31,448 inhabitants and a per capita GNI of $51,470. Its road safety framework includes a fully funded national strategy and key laws such as a speed limit law (max 70 km/h urban/rural), drink-driving regulations with BAC limits below 0.05 g/dl, mandatory helmet and seat-belt laws with high compliance rates, and vehicle standards meeting UNECE WP29 requirements. Enforcement involves regular audits, inspections, and random breath tests. Road traffic fatalities in 2013 were one death, which is very low compared to WHO estimates of 3.2 deaths per 100,000 population, and resulted in minimal GDP loss. Post-crash care and mobile phone use laws are in place, contributing to overall low road safety incidents.