2024-12-25-世界卫生组织-Road_safety_Georgia_2015_country_profile_1页_102kb

Georgia has a population of approximately 4.34 million people, with a middle-income status and a gross national income per capita of US$3,570. The country has a comprehensive institutional framework for road safety, including a national speed limit law, a clear road safety strategy, and various policies to enhance road user safety, funded partially through the national budget and subnational levels. Key safety measures include prohibitions on drink-driving with a BAC limit below 0.03%, a national helmet law for both drivers and passengers, and a seat-belt law with an enforcement focus. Road traffic fatalities in 2013 were estimated at 514 people, with alcohol involved in 5% of deaths. Trends show fluctuations in reported fatalities from 2004 to 2013, with the majority involving car drivers and pedestrians. Enforcement mechanisms include random breath testing and penalties for mobile phone use while driving, contributing to safety efforts.