The article deals with the causes and possibilities of preventing motor vehicle collisions at the level of the driver, the vehicle and the road environment.[3] It emphasizes the importance of factors on the driver's side, such as distraction, fatigue, alcohol and drugs, which significantly increase the risk of an accident.[3] It describes technologies in vehicles, including driver assistance systems and automated driving systems, that can reduce the number of crashes if properly designed and used.[3] It states that infrastructural measures such as intersection modifications, speed limits, and physical separation of driving directions are among the most effective strategies for reducing serious accidents.[3] It emphasizes the importance of legal and regulatory interventions, such as laws against the use of mobile phones while driving, seat belt rules and blood alcohol limits.[3] The article states that a combination of legislation, technology, infrastructure improvements, and driver education leads to long-term declines in traffic crash deaths and injuries.[1][3] At the same time, the authors emphasize the need for further research to evaluate new technologies and policies for their actual impact on road safety.[1][3]