2024-12-26-世界卫生组织-Road_safety_Andorra_2013_country_profile_1页_74kb

AndorrA is a high-income nation with a population of 84,865 and a GNI per capita of US$41,750. It has a strong institutional framework for road safety under its Ministry of Transport and Road Operations, including a national road safety strategy, speed limits (50 km/h on urban roads), fatality reduction targets, and specific drink-driving laws with BAC limits at 0.05g/dl for most drivers and 0.02g/dl for professionals. Enforcement includes random breath testing and checkpoints, supported by partial national funding for initiatives.

Key policies promote helmet use (98% wearing rate), seat-belt compliance (60% for front seats), child restraint laws, and restrictions on mobile phone use while driving. The country has laws mandating vehicle standards, random inspections, and separate road designs to protect vulnerable users. Data from 2010 shows 3 fatal road accidents, all involving male drivers, with no alcohol-related deaths. Road safety trends indicate a high proportion of drivers in fatalities, reflecting ongoing efforts to reduce all road traffic deaths.