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Liikenneturva is the central organisation for Finnish traffic safety work.
Its mission is to promote the safety of road traffic by influencing people’s attitudes and traffic behaviour. Liikenneturva uses various tools to achieve this: publicising and campaigning, taking care of traffic education with regards to different age groups and providing advanced training for vehicle drivers.
Liikenneturva’s operations are anchored in research information. It has its own research unit, statistics service and a large library from the sector.
Liikenneturva initiates debate about traffic safety issues and makes sure that safety is taken into consideration in all planning and decision-making that concerns traffic. The safety ideology is based on Vision: Zero which states that no one should die or get seriously injured in traffic.
Liikenneturva supports the efforts that are being conducted in municipalities and regions in order to promote traffic safety. The organisation trains public sector personnel and offers PR and traffic education materials for their disposal. Viable operative models, with focus on local work, are developed together with the municipalities and regional authorities.
Liikenneturva is the only national organisation of the field that has traffic safety as its main mission. Liikenneturva operates under the guidance of the Ministry of Transport and Communications. Its funding is based on traffic insurance fees. The decision regarding the available funds is made annually by the Ministry of Social Affairs and Health.
Read more about Liikenneturva (pages available in Finnish and Swedish)
Drivers’ values and attitudes affect traffic safety
February 13. 2009Liikenneturvas research “Are driver’s values and self‐perception safety factors?” looks into the connection of drivers’ values and self‐perception to self‐reported traffic violations, accidents and traffic behavior. The research material consists of a questionnaire poll sent out to 1,293 people. The questionnaire aimed at... Read more