Official research library of the National Road Fund of Liberia
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Legislative act proposing axle load regulations to safeguard Liberia’s public roads and bridges from premature deterioration caused by vehicle overloading.
Draft preliminary report on Lot 2 of the Buchanan–Greenville Road project, outlining initial findings, technical assessments, and recommendations for further development.
Final completion report on Liberia’s roadworthiness program, summarizing inspection outcomes, compliance levels, and recommendations for strengthening vehicle safety standards.
Policy framework outlining Liberia’s approach to road worthiness regulation, compliance standards, and institutional responsibilities under the Ministry of Transport.
Comprehensive final report of the Training of Trainers (ToT) project under the Ministry of Transport (MOT) and Road Safety Secretariat (RSS), documenting activities, outcomes, and recommendations.
Comprehensive report detailing the implementation of Liberia’s Vehicle and Traffic Law (VTL) , highlighting enforcement practices, compliance challenges, and recommendations for improved road safety.
Draft version of Liberia’s amended Vehicle and Traffic Law (VTL) 2025, outlining proposed updates to road safety, traffic regulations, and enforcement mechanisms.
The joint venture A.I.C. Progetti S.p.A – TSC Global has been entrusted with the feasibility study and the detailed engineering design for the Buchanan-Greenville road including Cestos City Link (237 km)
Road traffic injuries are among Liberia’s most pressing public safety challenges. The Liberia National Police recorded more than 14,500 crashes between 2008 and 2018, and the World Health Organization reports that annual road traffic fatalities rose from 175 in 2018 to 232 in 2021—an increase of over 30%. In response, the Ministry of Transport (MoT), with funding through the National Road Fund of Liberia , engaged Road Safety Action International (RSAI) to deliver three complementary consultancy assignments addressing the legal, human, and vehicle dimensions of road safety.
