Newly released European Union data highlights a significant reduction in road deaths in Greece, with a notable 24% decrease since 2019. This encouraging trend, celebrated by both national authorities and road safety advocates, reflects Greece’s concerted efforts to enhance road safety. Factors contributing to this decline include improved infrastructure, heightened public awareness campaigns, and stricter enforcement of traffic laws. The data situates Greece among the EU nations that have successfully reduced traffic fatalities, advancing the collective goal of safer roads across Europe. This decline in road deaths also signifies progress towards the EU’s Vision Zero initiative, which aims to eliminate road fatalities by 2050. The consistent drop in traffic-related deaths underscores the effectiveness of ongoing strategies and serves as a model for other countries aiming to improve road safety metrics. As Greece continues to prioritize safety on its roads, further improvements are anticipated in the years to come.
GreekReporter.comNew data shows rising costs of National Guard deployments across the U.S.
February 21, 2026
The latest report highlights the significant financial impact of National Guard deployments throughout the United States. As new data emerges, it reveals the growing costs