World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims is observed annually on the third Sunday in November. The day honors those who have lost their lives or sustained life-changing injuries in road traffic crashes while raising awareness of the need for safer roads, timely emergency medical care, effective trauma services, and long-term support for survivors and affected families.
Key Priorities
Training bystanders in basic first aid and emergency response
Strengthening emergency medical services (EMS) and prehospital care
Improving hospital trauma systems and coordinated post-crash care
Expanding access to rehabilitation and long-term support for survivors
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