A winding road somewhere in Trinidad. The postcard is addressed to Glucks of the United States and postmarked 1957. Affixed to the postcard is a 3 cents Trinidad and Tobago postage stamp.

The postcard shows Military Road in Tobago circa 1952.

This issue of the FAL Bulletin examines road safety performance in Latin America and the Caribbean between 2000 and 2010. It also sets out the need for road safety measures to be incorporated into an integrated and ...

In Brazil, almost 90% of the highways are unpaved, despite the great importance of these structures for the country's economic development, especially for the flow of agricultural production. Without roads with adequate ...

When traffic safety statistics in less developed countries (even those where enormous progress has been made in the last years) are compared with those of more advanced countries, it is evident that there is still a great ...

The Modal Rodoviário in Brazil has become, over time, the most used transportation in the country, both for the movement of materials and goods as for the locomotion of people. Parallel to this growth, the number of accidents ...

To adopt control measures and safety on roads and highways, there are three approaches to this complex situation, education, engineering and enforcement of traffic laws (CTB) more effectively. This work was to identify and ...

Being the main route for grain transportation in the state of Paraná, the BR-277presents in a large part of its extension, the traffic of loaded trucks that, due to the performance characteristics, in steeper slopes, trucks ...