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1suggests that nearly 1.2 million people die on the world’s roads each year. This number is expected to rise by 65% over the next two decades, 1 with most such deaths occurring in the developing world. Other data indicate that Britain now has the safest roads in the world. 2 Numerically, 5.9 people out of every 100 000 inhabitants are killed on British roads each year, compared with 11.0 in the European Union as a whole, 8.2 in Japan, and 15.2 in the USA. This figure rises to 42.2 in El Salvadore, a developing country. In India, with a population of about 900 million, 217 000 people perished in road accidents in 1998. South Africa has a population of about 45 million people — in the year 2000 there were half a million deaths, of which 18 000 (3.6%) were caused by road accidents. 3

'One million people die on the world's roads every year'--are there any hopes of alleviation?