South Africa has double the world average child road fatality rate, with at least 1 300
children killed every year. A leading contributor to this public health challenge is the lack of …

Abstract In South Africa (SA), the school transport industry provides millions of children with
a means of travelling to and from school. The industry has, however, been reported to be …

The lack of political will has hindered the progress of the minibus taxi industry's
transformation efforts. The ANC government embraced the idea of a developmental state …

In this report I document public transport accessibility, focusing particularly on minibus taxis
and on poor households, and describe the costs of commuting to work, using the 2013 …

Globally, motorcycle riders make up the biggest percentage of vulnerable road user
fatalities. The percentages are higher in African cities where moto-taxi transport is not only …

Road accidents continue to be a major health and social problem for both developing and
developed countries. World-wide around one million people are killed in road accidents …

Introduction Kindergarten children are one of the vulnerable groups affected by road traffic
injury. There are no laws in Uganda for transporting children. This study reviews known risk …

ABSTRACT Purpose Road Traffic Injury (RTI) is major public health concern globally and is
excessively affecting vulnerable road users in the pacific Island nations. This study aimed to …

Road traffic injuries and deaths (RTID) are a global public health crisis affecting the ethically
charged road traffic system, and disproportionately affect the poor. By world standards South …

Introduction Urban transport and travel safety in African cities have not received enough
attention in global research and policy. This paper contributes to this gap, by exploring how …