2024-12-26-世界卫生组织-Road_safety_China_2013_country_profile_1页_75kb

China's road safety profile includes a large population of approximately 1.35 billion and a middle-income status with an average GNI of US$4240. Road traffic fatalities in 2010 totaled 65,225, with policies covering drink-driving, vehicle regulations, and user safety. The country has laws on helmet use, seat-belts, and speed limits, but enforcement and data collection are inconsistent, with some areas partially funded. Key elements involve reducing fatality rates through strategic plans and infrastructure, yet challenges remain in terms of implementation and coverage for vulnerable road users.