Aiming to reduce fatal traffic accidents: Zero vision, zero results?

Friday, January 22, 2010 - 11:35 in Mathematics & Economics

Two-hundred and fifty people are killed and hundreds injured on Norwegian roads each year. Road accidents cost 28 billion kroner annually. The zero vision was launched in National Transport Plan 2002-2011, inspired by the Swedish roads administration, which introduced the vision in 1995. The number of casualties has since remained largely the same.

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