The European Commission with the active contribution of NTUA, SWOV, and KFV has published at the European Road Safety Observatory, the Work-related Road Safety Thematic Report which emphasizes on work-related road traffic injuries including crashes at workplaces, during work-related journeys, while some countries also include commuting in their definitions. Work-related travel remains one of the most dangerous activities undertaken by employees across Europe. Official statistics highlight the scale of the problem: in 2022, 3,286 fatal workplace accidents were recorded in the EU, yet these figures underestimate the true impact because many road crashes during work journeys are not classified as workplace fatalities. Furthermore, the transport and storage sector illustrates the disproportionate risk: in 2022, 18.4% of fatal workplace accidents occurred during vehicle operation, with sharp differences between Member States. Moreover, systematic evidence shows that structured work-related safety interventions and countermeasures deliver significant benefits across economic, organizational and social dimensions.