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Road safety crisis: Tanzania

The official count records about 1,300 road deaths a year; WHO estimates over 10,000. Five moves that would cut deaths fastest — speed, passenger helmets, the first hour of care, safer roads and honest data — and who can pay for each

AFRICA

03 NOV 202622 MINCLOSED

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Overview: the short answer

Short answer: Tanzania's fastest route to fewer road deaths is not a new awareness campaign. It is four things done together: bring vehicle speeds down on the busiest corridors and through towns, make every motorcycle passenger wear a fastened, certified helmet, get injured people to care within the first hour, and count the dead properly. Each has strong evidence behind it. Each can be paid for from money that already moves through the road sector. The scale is larger than the official count suggests. Police recorded 1,275 road deaths in 2025, down from 1,715 in 2024 [5]. The World Healt…

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