Letter

MEP decision on pedestrian protection

April 4, 2002

European NGOs representing safety, accident victims, consumers, disability, health and transport concerns warn that thousands of lives are at stake.

On 18 April the European Parliament’s Regional Policy, Transport and Tourism Committee will vote on the voluntary agreement on pedestrian protection in car crashes. This votemay be decisive for the vote in plenary.

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