Abstract
This article analyzes the relationship and influence of factors such as the population, the level of motorization, economic development, and the state of the state road network on the state of the risk of road accidents, including the level of mortality and road injuries, as well as the relevance of improving methods for assessing, managing and predicting the risk of accidents in road traffic. National indicators of the level of road deaths and injuries in different countries were studied. The relationship between road accidents and the level of motorization, income of the population, the state of the road network, and other indicators were revealed. The urgency of the problem of road accidents and the organization of measures to reduce the level of road accidents is emphasized. It also takes into account the special importance of forming conceptually new approaches to the task of improving the efficiency of public administration in the field of organization and maintenance of road traffic through the implementation of the Concept of Road Safety in the Republic of Uzbekistan for the period 2018-2022, which includes the following main directions: further improvement of the regulatory framework in the field of road safety, including significant strengthening of responsibility for gross violations of traffic rules; comprehensive improvement of road infrastructure, improving the quality of roads, creating reliable conditions for the safe movement of vehicles; improving the legal culture, the necessary knowledge, and skills of road users, strengthening their discipline.
Highlights
Road safety involves the quality of road traffic, determined by the level of accidents, and reflects the road users' degree of safety from road accidents and their consequences
In the Republic of Uzbekistan, all existing issues in the areas of the state and public administration systems, the judicial and legal structure, economy, industry, medicine, education and science, security, foreign policy, as well as priority areas for the development of social spheres are being considered in the framework of the action strategy for the five priority areas of development of the Republic of Uzbekistan in 2017-2021
Of particular importance is the formation of conceptually new approaches to the task of improving the efficiency of public administration in the field of organization and maintenance of road traffic through the implementation of the Concept of Road Safety in the Republic of Uzbekistan for the period 2018-2022, which includes the following main areas: further improvement of the regulatory framework in the field of road safety, including significant strengthening of responsibility for gross violations of traffic rules; comprehensive improvement of road infrastructure, improving the quality of roads, creating reliable conditions for the safe movement of vehicles; improving the legal culture, the necessary knowledge and qualifications of road users, strengthening their discipline [3]
Summary
Road safety involves the quality of road traffic, determined by the level of accidents, and reflects the road users' degree of safety from road accidents and their consequences. Road safety can be understood due to the safe interaction of road users between themselves and the environment. In the Republic of Uzbekistan, all existing issues in the areas of the state and public administration systems, the judicial and legal structure, economy, industry, medicine, education and science, security, foreign policy, as well as priority areas for the development of social spheres are being considered in the framework of the action strategy for the five priority areas of development of the Republic of Uzbekistan in 2017-2021. The road infrastructure should provide convenient and safe driving conditions for road users. Road user's requirements for road infrastructure: safe and convenient traffic and reducing the severity of accidents when drivers and pedestrians make mistakes.[1]
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