TS ISO 39001 Road Traffic Safety Management System standard; It sets out the road traffic safety management system requirements to reduce deaths and serious injuries due to road traffic collisions that may be affected by public and private institutions interacting with the road traffic system, and to reduce or eliminate risks by managing them. ISO 39001 is a standard that determines the minimum needs of a road traffic safety management system. The ISO 39001 road traffic safety management system provides companies with an internationally accepted understanding of road traffic safety system tasks and interactions. As a result of the death, injury or disability of dozens of people in traffic accidents, it has led official authorities, road managers, safety factors and private companies to seek standards in this way.
In order for the state to best manage the socioeconomic, physical and mental health effects that arise due to the lack of road traffic safety, the participation of all organizations and non-governmental organizations at different scales, including individual road users, is required and the implementation of this standard increases. With the establishment of the ISO 39001 road and traffic safety management system, companies will achieve their social responsibility and corporate safety goals, show the society that they attach importance to these goals, increase their effectiveness and reduce their expenses thanks to a better management. It addresses all relevant factors such as education, inspection, road construction and emergency aid in order to reduce material and moral losses on highways, and contributes to the development of society by organizing civil society cooperation and awareness-raising activities on traffic safety throughout the country. This standard focuses on the management of social safety risks in relation to accidents that may cause material and moral damage, and it encourages organizations to establish, implement and develop the road traffic safety management system, determine their policies and strategies, fulfill their commitments, raise awareness by increasing social sensitivity, traffic. culture, support for inspection processes, system performance, compliance with international conditions, and target public and private institutions associated with the highway traffic system.
