World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims in 2024

He is Issa Ghani, third victim of Tengpora road accident. The photograph is shared by the family as he is admitted in SKIMS Neuro ICU and is critical. He is being transferred to Delhi for urgent brain and spine surgery. Family urges everyone to pray for him.

— Mansha Altaf (@manshaaltaf) November 17, 2024

Today is the World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims. Today we remember all those who have lost their lives on our roads. But we should also remember that these are not accidents. These are results. These are the results of the choices we’ve made as a society. Show more

— Adam Tranter (@adamtranter) November 17, 2024

Cycling home from @RoadPeace ‘s profoundly moving Remembrance Service for victims of road traffic collisions, I encountered this - another collision on a pedestrian crossing and a major cycling route in Birmingham.

— Sarah Chaundler (@ChaundlerSarah) November 18, 2024

Last night of my amazing PS teachers was struck by a large pickup while crossing the street in the crosswalk. Because of someone’s carelessness, she is now in a coma and fighting for her life. Please consider donating and sharing! gofundme.com Ms. Irma Needs Us TODAY!, organized by Jessica Hart

— LaShada Ham-Campbell (@ShaeHamCam) November 18, 2024

Today, on the “World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims” , @UN_RSF calls to: Remember and honour those lost Support action in high-risk countries. Act to halve road traffic deaths by 2030 Show more Jean Todt and 5 others

— UNRSF – UN Road Safety Fund (@UN_RSF) November 17, 2024

Today is World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims. Instead of ripping up bike lanes, this govt must ensure adequate transit funding, connected, safe bike lanes, as well as well-maintained sidewalks. These aren't accidents. They are mostly PREVENTABLE crashes. Show more

— Terence Kernaghan NDP (@kernaghant) November 17, 2024

Worldwide we are likely to exceed 30 million road deaths in the 1st quarter of the twenty first century. Today is World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims. A day to recall those lost, the grief caused to so many families, & the need to act to save lives. Show more UN Road Safety and 9 others

— David Ward (@DavidDjward) November 17, 2024