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ABS: "Train rested" campaign starts from tomorrow

The Road Safety Agency of Serbia (ABS) has launched its annual campaign titled 'Drive Refreshed,' starting on Tuesday, July 30th. The main message emphasizes taking a break of at least 15 minutes every two hours of driving. According to ABS assistant director Veljko Ćurčić, summer months are statistically the most dangerous time of year for traffic accidents, with approximately one-third of all road accident fatalities occurring during this period. In June, July, and August 2025 alone, 128 people died and around 5,600 were injured, linked to increased traffic volume, especially transnational travel through Serbia to Greece, Montenegro, Turkey, and other destinations. Factors such as tourism season, school holidays, longer days, and high temperatures contribute to higher accident rates due to driver fatigue, reduced concentration, and irritability. Summer months also see more fatalities during early morning and late evening hours, attributed to travel times chosen to avoid peak heat. Ćurčić advises drivers to prepare their vehicles, plan routes, and ensure they are well-rested before traveling, emphasizing that the only solution to fatigue is proper sleep.

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