In April 2008, CEDR published a report titled ‘Best Practice for Cost-Effective Road Safety Infrastructure Investments‘. The report was drawn up by the NTUA. This Synthesis can be considered as a complete proposal for best practice on road safety investments, which could be used as a reference by any Road Authority for the selection of the most appropriate road safety interventions.
Best Practice for Cost-Effective Road Safety Infrastructure Investments 2008
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