[DRAFT] Regulations For International Road Safety

[Kusvice]

A resoloution to ensure the safety of the civilians of the appealing countries

Description: Access to road safety insurance should be viewed as a right. Understanding different nations have different road safety insurance policies, this resolution has been created to work for everyone.

Desiring nations will view International road safety as a human right, whereas millions of people worldwide transport via various automobiles (Cars, trucks, busses etc.), car safety should be more important.

The appealing nations

REQUIRE:
A1) To grant their citizens free road safety insurance
OR
A2) To grant their citizens cheaper road safety insurance

B) Remove all advertisements by the side of national motorways in order to keep the drivers focused on the road, and the official signs of the adminstration of the motorway (For intersections, km to various destinations etc.)

C) Make car lights obligated both for day and night.

D)Create a cheap, public, government ran, accessible road safety insurance act for lower income Individuals and families.

E) Make traffic education a more important lesson in elemantary schhols and kindergardens

OPTIONAL

F)IF POSSIBLE Remove various traffic lights and replace them with roundabouts

G)IF POSSIBLE Create a ministry of Roads and highways in order to provide an integrated, efficient and sustainable road transportation system responsive to the needs of society.

[East Meranopirus]

First things first. You really need to read the rules for a General Assembly proposal, and preferably a few passed resolutions to get an idea of how to write a good proposal. They are all pinned at the top of this forum. For example, the rules would tell you that all General Assembly resolutions are compulsory, so having optional clauses in there like you did would make it illegal.

Secondly, I assume you took the idea from the ideas thread, which is great that you're browsing this forum, but you need to understanding what road safety regulation in the international context is really about. It's not about road insurance, or billboards, or roundabouts and traffic lights. These are all national issues that individual should decide on. International road safety is about making sure safety regulations are consistent, making sure incidents are investigated to the same standard, regulating cross-border traffic, and so on. These are international issues that can be legislated on in the World Assembly.

Hope I've helped. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to reach out, and I hope to see a better draft soon.

[Araraukar]

OOC: Also, GA #34, International Transport Safety and GA #83, International Road Safety already cover quite a few of the vague basics and cannot be contradicted by any later attempts.