Zambia Road Safety Trust 
Policy Briefing The Data Gap Zambia’s national road crash data system, maintained by the Zambia Police Service, age-disaggregates casualties in only one category: children aged 0 to 16. Every road death, serious injury, or crash victim aged 17 or older is recorded without age. This means that any person aged 17 to 25, including university … Read more
More than 30,000 children reached since 2025; Zambia Police confirm over 2,500 road deaths last year; RTSA warns more children are dying on the school run. LUSAKA, ZAMBIA Saturday, 20th June, 2026. The Zambia Road Safety Trust (ZRST) today launched the Replication Phase of its Safer Journeys to School Initiative at Chelstone Secondary School, expanding … Read more
Policy briefing note15 June 2026 Zambia Road Safety Trust Zambia’s road-crash data has a youth blind spot National crash figures do not publish casualties aged 17–25 as a distinct group. This makes it difficult to identify and respond to road risks affecting young people. Briefing summary Zambia reports casualties aged 0–16 separately. People aged 17 … Read more
ZRST and Yango Zambia are expanding the Safer Journeys to School programme to 15 schools across Lusaka in 2026, following a 2025 pilot that reached approximately 8,000 learners in five schools.
Road Safety Research | Safe System | Zambia Zambia Hosts 3rd AfroSAFE Conference at the University of Zambia 10–11 June 2026 | University of Zambia, School of Engineering, Lusaka
Press Release Lusaka, Zambia | 26 March 2026 | For Immediate Release ZRST welcomes the government’s 24-hour economy vision — but issues a serious warning: lifting the night travel ban on Public Service Vehicles without binding safety preconditions will cost Zambian lives. 2,199 People killed on Zambia’s roads in 2024 — the true figure may … Read more
