Kyrgyzstan Proposes Road Safety Plan After Over 900 Fatalities in 2025

Kyrgyzstan recorded 8,456 road accidents in 2025, resulting in 900 deaths and 12,169 injuries. The Ministry of Internal Affairs has drafted a road safety program for 2027–2030, addressing causes like speeding and drunk driving. Proposed measures include enhanced infrastructure, stricter speed limits near schools, and expanded use of traffic enforcement cameras and drones.

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