The Traffic Safety Days 2025: community gathering for the next step towards Vision Zero

The participants showed an impressive breadth: approximately 35% from municipalities and regions, 30% from the industry, 15% from academia and research, 10% from non-profit organizations, and 10% from government agencies. Together, they filled the conference halls – and the large exhibition with over 50 exhibitors – with conversations, energy, and collaboration.

The program highlighted everything from the global traffic safety agenda to concrete tools for municipalities, the opportunities of digitalization, and how traffic safety can contribute to sustainability, health, and the working environment. The discussions were lively, the networking intensive, and the feeling in the room was clear: traffic safety is created together. Some key topics during the day were the following: 

• 30 km/h in cities, why is it so difficult?
• Safe vehicles, what can we expect in the near future?
• City planning from a traffic safety perspective, how to do this?
• Behaviour, norms and attitudes
• How can we provide safety for pedestrians and cyclists? 

The Traffic Safety Days 2025 showed that Sweden is strongly equipped for the next step in the work towards the Vision Zero.

See the whole program here >>

/Magnus Granström, SAFER and representative of the Drive Sweden program board