DOT Removes Bike Lanes and Speed Cameras from Safety List
The Trump administration quietly removed bike lanes and speed cameras from the FHWA's proven safety measures list, drawing backlash from safety advocates.
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The Trump administration quietly removed bike lanes and speed cameras from the FHWA's proven safety measures list, drawing backlash from safety advocates.
Five people were injured and hospitalized after a three-car collision on the N16 in Sint-Niklaas. Fire crews extricated three trapped occupants.
A 78-year-old woman on a mobility scooter died after being struck by a car in Pelt, Limburg. The intersection has a history of fatal accidents.
A TEC public bus struck a delivery truck in Bouge, Namur, injuring six passengers. The driver was dazzled by the sun, authorities say.
Flanders introduces new highway signs with upward arrows and black-and-white exit symbols. The gradual rollout aims to improve clarity and safety.
From July 7, all new EU cars must have driver-facing cameras to detect distraction. Privacy experts warn of weak enforcement and potential function creep.
New EU regulations require Advanced Driver Distraction Warning cameras in all new cars from July 2026. Here's how it works and what it means for drivers.
A new AWSR survey reveals 47% of Walloons have received fines abroad. With summer travel underway, here's what drivers need to know.
A driver in Geel, Belgium, accidentally crashed through a shop window after mistaking the accelerator for the brake. No injuries were reported.
Belgium recorded 464 road deaths in 2025. E-scooter fatalities surged 275% and youth deaths rose 57.9%, sparking urgent safety concerns.
A bus driver drove to Paris after an early shift via flexi-job, sparking union warnings about safety risks and enforcement gaps in Belgium.
New report warns that ever-larger cars could cause 400 additional road deaths annually by 2040, with children at greatest risk from rising bonnet heights.
A collision between an oil tanker and cement truck in Beiliu, Guangxi killed three people and sparked a fire that took two hours to extinguish.
An oil tanker and cement truck collided in Beiliu, Guangxi, killing three. Both vehicles caught fire; emergency crews extinguished the blaze.
Sichuan Province announces plans to reduce excessive highway speed limit zones after drivers question 80 km/h limits on roads designated as high-speed.
Leuven police tested 1,126 drivers at checkpoints on three major roads, resulting in six immediate license suspensions and other violations.
A 17-year-old caused a fatal crash in Brasschaat, Belgium, with no license and no driving experience. The tragedy raises urgent road safety questions.
Belgian restaurants partner with DriverBuddy to offer chauffeurs who drive customers home in their own cars, eliminating the need for designated drivers.
Three Belgian doctors on holiday in Athens provided emergency first aid to a hit-and-run victim. The victim's wife demands answers from the driver.
A serious overnight crash on the E403 in Kachtem left six injured, including two children. A father and daughter are in life-threatening condition.
Flanders issued a record 6.43 million traffic fines in 2025, driven by 1,000 new average speed check systems nationwide.
A cyclist died in a Mortsel truck crash and a man passed away after falling ill at the Antwerp Chillathlon, renewing calls for safety measures.
Flanders issued a record 6.43 million traffic fines in 2025, more than double 2017 levels. Over 5.36 million were speeding tickets as cameras expanded.
Three young adults died after their car overturned on the N833 near Rendeux, Belgium. The Luxembourg Public Prosecutor's Office investigates.
A 16-year-old Belgian cyclist crashed through a car's rear window at 70-80 km/h during a junior race after a motorist entered the circuit.
A 15-year-old boy drove a car into a building facade in Sint-Truiden, Belgium, injuring three minors. The incident raises concerns about underage driving.
Belgian and European police launch a week-long ROADPOL operation targeting bicycles, motorcycles, and e-steps to improve road safety for vulnerable users.
An overloaded bus rear-ended a truck on a Henan expressway, killing 13 and injuring 3. China's Ministry of Public Security has launched an investigation.
China's new fatigue driving rules take effect June 1, using a three-dimensional system covering driving behavior, physiology, and life trajectory.
A school bus with life-threatening brake defects reignites debate as Belgium's GOCA urges the minister to reconsider inspection reforms.
A 21-year-old cyclist is fighting for his life after being hit by a truck in Turnhout, Belgium. The driver tested negative for alcohol and drugs.
A 47-year-old man died after his electric step collided with a pedestrian in Antwerp city center, renewing calls for stricter e-step rules.
Two serious car crashes involving unlicensed minor drivers in one week have reignited Belgium's debate about the minimum driving age of 18.
The Van der Valk hotel chain mourns 16-year-old Martin Dias, killed in a Brasschaat crash. The driver, aged 17, had no license and was speeding.
A 16-year-old boy died and four others were injured in Brasschaat when an unlicensed 17-year-old driver crashed at double the speed limit.