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The European Roads Policing Network (ROADPOL) is organising the Safety Days 2025 from September 16 to 22, and one of the key events during this week is the Day Without Traffic Deaths, scheduled for September 18, 2025.
This initiative is a call to action for road safety awareness and responsible driving. It serves as a reminder that each traffic fatality represents a human being and causes great suffering for many people in their circle.
The Day Without Traffic Deaths is not just an ordinary day; it is a day to emphasise the importance of everyone's behaviour on the road in preventing accidents. The police are urging all road users to follow the rules, behave exemplarily, and show consideration to create a positive atmosphere on the roads.
The Paderborn Police Headquarters is one of the authorities involved in this event. Press inquiries can be directed to them via phone or email, and outside office hours, inquiries can be made to the Paderborn Police Control Center.
Traffic accidents are not random events; they are caused. The Day Without Traffic Deaths is an initiative aimed at reducing traffic fatalities in Europe. It is a day to reflect on our actions and their potential consequences, and to commit to making our roads safer for everyone.
Road users are encouraged to contribute to this cause by driving responsibly, adhering to speed limits, and showing patience and understanding towards other road users. By doing so, we can all play a part in making the Day Without Traffic Deaths a reality.
The Day Without Traffic Deaths is a reminder of the human cost associated with traffic accidents. Let us all remember this and strive to ensure that everyone gets home safely. The goal is not just to have a day without traffic deaths, but to make every day a day without traffic deaths.
The authorities involved in the Day Without Traffic Deaths event during the ROADPOL safety week include ROADPOL and various European national police forces cooperating to promote road safety. Let us all do our part in making the roads safer and reducing traffic fatalities in Europe.
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