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报告摘要
Kiribati Road Safety Summary
Institutional Framework
- Lead Agency: Kiribati Road Safety Taskforce
- Funding in National Budget: No
- National Road Safety Strategy: Yes
- Funding to Implement Strategy: Not funded
- Fatality Reduction Targets Set: Yes (2000–2015)
- Fatality Reduction Target: 10% reduction in the number of deaths
Safer Roads and Mobility
- Formal Audits Required for New Road Construction: Yes
- Regular Inspections of Existing Road Infrastructure: Yes
- Policies to Promote Walking or Cycling: No
- Policies to Encourage Investment in Public Transport: No
- Policies to Separate Road Users to Protect Vulnerable Road Users (VRUs): Not specified
Safer Vehicles
- Total Registered Vehicles (2010): 1618
- Cars and 4-Wheeled Light Vehicles: 975
- Motorized 2- and 3-Wheelers: 480
- Heavy Trucks: Not specified
- Buses: 163
- Other Vehicles: 0
- Vehicle Standards Applied: Not specified
- UN World Forum on Harmonization of Vehicle Standards: Not applicable
- New Car Assessment Programme: Not applicable
- Front and Rear Seat-Belts Required in All New Cars: Not applicable (no car manufacturers/assemblers)
- Front and Rear Seat-Belts Required in All Imported Cars: Yes
Data
- Reported Road Traffic Fatalities (2010): 6 fatalities, with 67% male and 33% female
- Estimated GDP Lost Due to Road Traffic Crashes: Not specified
Safer Road Users
- Penalty/Demerit Point System in Place: Yes
- National Speed Limits: Yes
- Local Authorities Can Set Lower Limits: No
- Maximum Limit on Urban Roads: 40 km/h
- Enforcement of Speed Limits: Moderate (rating ⑤ out of 10)
- National Drink–Driving Law: Yes
- BAC Limit – General Population: 0.08 g/dl
- BAC Limit – Young or Novice Drivers: 0.08 g/dl
- BAC Limit – Professional/Commercial Drivers: 0.08 g/dl
- Random Breath Testing and/or Police Checkpoints: Yes
- Enforcement of Drink–Driving Law: Moderate (rating ⑤ out of 10)
- % Road Traffic Deaths Involving Alcohol: 67%
- National Motorcycle Helmet Law: No
- National Seat-Belt Law: Yes
- Applies to Front and Rear Seat Occupants: Yes
- Enforcement of Seat-Belt Law: Low (rating ① out of 10)
- Seat-Belt Wearing Rate: Not specified
- National Child Restraint Law: Yes
- Enforcement of Child Restraint Law: Low (rating ① out of 10)
- National Law on Mobile Phones While Driving: No
- Law Prohibits Hand-Held Mobile Phone Use: Not specified
- Law Also Applies to Hands-Free Mobile Phones: Not specified
Post-Crash Care
- Vital Registration System: Yes
- Emergency Room Based Injury Surveillance System: Yes
- Emergency Access Telephone Number(s): 194
- Seriously Injured Transported by Ambulance: ≥75%
- Permanently Disabled Due to Road Traffic Crash: Not specified
- Emergency Medicine Training for Doctors: No
- Emergency Medicine Training for Nurses: No
Additional Information
- Deaths by Road User Category: Data available from 2010 police and health records.
- Trends in Road Traffic Deaths: Data available from 2010 police and health records, indicating historical trends.
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