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A safe infrastructure is of vital importance to pedestrians and cyclists. In 2010-2019, 40% of the number of road deaths were pedestrians or cyclists. In 2018, they even made up 69% of the number of seriously injured road users.

In the Netherlands, a sustainable road safety approach, in which measures in the fields of Engineering, Education and Enforcement (3Es) are complementary, has been used for decades. Enforcement reduces high-risk road user behaviour and is therefore an important component of this safe system approach.

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In the Netherlands, licence acquisition courses for category B (passenger cars) are concluded by a theoretical and a practical test. Driving lessons are not obligatory, but without them passing the practical test is virtually impossible. For practical reasons, the effectiveness of drivings tests and driver training is hard to assess in a scientific way.

Published: (SWOV) | Bax, C.A.; Mons, C.; Van der Kint, S.T.; Kamminga, J.; Van Bogaert, D.
Published: | Asadi, M.; Ulak, M.B.; Geurs, K.T.; Weijermars, W.
Published: (W2Economics) | Wijnen, W.
Published: (SWOV) | Oude Mulders, J.; Uijtdewilligen, T.; Decae, R.J.; Bos, N.M.
Published: | Aarts, L.T.; Bos, N.M.; Nijman, S.T.M.; Krusemann, E.J.Z.; De Jongh, M.A.C.