Outcome 3

Safer streets, roads and communities

Reduce deaths, serious injuries and everyday transport risk.

Why this is an outcome

Road behaviour, school movements, pedestrian conditions, crossings and busy-corridor risk.

Physical Development Plan alignment

Mobility and accessibility; active travel; place-based planning.

National commitments

  1. Commitment 8

    Put road danger reduction at the centre of transport investment

    Treat safety as an outcome of every scheme, not a separate programme.

  2. Commitment 9

    Make school journeys safer

    Target the places and times where children are most exposed to risk.

  3. Commitment 10

    Improve pedestrian safety and accessibility on priority routes

    Crossings, footways, lighting and accessible design on the busiest walking routes.

Candidate programmes

Proposed and to be validated — not yet Government commitments.

  • National Corridor Improvement Programme

    Corridor-by-corridor improvement of the strategic road network.

    Proposed / to be validated
  • Barbados Walking & Accessibility Programme

    Connected footways, crossings and accessible infrastructure.

    Proposed / to be validated
  • School Travel Programme

    Safer, better-managed journeys to and from school.

    Proposed / to be validated
  • National Road Safety Programme

    Systematic road danger reduction across the network.

    Proposed / to be validated

Measures for this outcome

Baselines and targets are only published once data exists.

  • People killed or seriously injured

    KSI casualties on the network.

    Baseline being established
  • Vulnerable road-user casualties

    Pedestrian, cyclist and motorcyclist casualties.

    Baseline being established
  • Priority safety locations treated

    Prioritised locations with a safety intervention delivered.

    Baseline being established

What Barbados told us about this