ROAD SAFETY/Cabinet outlines road safety plans in response to traffic deaths
08/17/2023 04:47 PM
The Executive Yuan on Thursday outlined plans to address traffic safety in Taiwan after 3,085 people died on the country's roads in 2022.
(Full text of the story is now in CNA English news archive. To view the full story, you will need to be a subscribed member of the CNA archive. To subscribe, please read here.)
More in ROAD SAFETY
![Pedestrian fatalities rise by 5.8% in first half of 2024]()
Pedestrian fatalities rise by 5.8% in first half of 2024Pedestrian fatalities in Taiwan increased by 5.8 percent in the first half of this year, according to statistics released by the Ministry of Transportation and Communications (MOTC) on Thursday.09/06/2024 06:32 PM![Short-term licenses required for high-risk drivers from Oct. 31]()
Short-term licenses required for high-risk drivers from Oct. 31High-risk drivers, defined as those whose driver's licenses have been revoked or suspended, will be given short-term licenses when they seek to reinstate them from Oct. 31, the Highway Bureau said in a Monday news statement.09/02/2024 06:39 PM![Taiwan sees 15.5% rise in pedestrian deaths in first quarter of 2024]()
Taiwan sees 15.5% rise in pedestrian deaths in first quarter of 2024The number of pedestrians killed in traffic-related accidents during the first quarter of this year was 15.5 percent higher than the same period in 2023, according to data released Friday by the Ministry of Transportation and Communications (MOTC).06/01/2024 05:24 PM
Latest
- Society
Taipei offers up to NT$3,000 in insurance subsidies for adopted pets
09/21/2024 05:34 PM - Business
CTBC Financial drops bid to acquire Shin Kong Financial
09/21/2024 04:37 PM - Sports
- Politics
Allies call for Taiwan's inclusion in joint letter to United Nations
09/21/2024 01:16 PM - Politics