The European Commission in Brussels presented final statistical data on road traffic accidents in European Union countries for 2025. According to the published report, the number of deaths on EU roads has declined compared to previous figures, confirming a sustained downward trend in road accident fatalities. The Commission noted that the data are part of regular monitoring of the implementation of the EU's road safety strategy, aimed at significantly reducing the number of victims of car accidents by 2030. Representatives of European institutions emphasized that the progress achieved resulted from joint efforts by national authorities, investments in infrastructure, and stricter requirements for vehicle safety. However, the report notes that the pace of decline in road deaths varies across member states, and some countries continue to face higher accident rates. The European Commission plans to continue supporting initiatives aimed at improving road safety, including the development of active and passive vehicle safety technologies, improvement of road markings and lighting, as well as awareness campaigns for drivers and pedestrians.