Road Safety in Azerbaijan

Road Safety in Azerbaijan

Our local road safety partner


We support road safety in Azerbaijan through our local partners, the National Automobile Club of Azerbaijan (AMAK) and HAYAT International Humanitarian NGO.

AMAK is a member of Federation Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA) which specialises in providing full-scale roadside assistance, and motoring advice along with exclusive benefits to the club members. It actively promotes road safety in Azerbaijan and is the only civil society organisation implementing road safety projects and initiatives in the country. AMAK supports the State Programme on Road Safety and is currently developing a number of advocacy campaigns calling for policy changes on a number of issues with regards to road safety education, the use of child restraint systems in cars, road safety and street children, pedestrian safety, black spot mapping, and accessible mobility for people with disabilities. They work in close cooperation with government agencies, including the Cabinet of Ministers, as well as transport agencies such as State Road Police and Ministry of Transport as a fundamental part of their work.

In addition, HAYAT NGO was one of the founding members of EASST. Established in 1993 with an initial focus of responding to the influx of the thousands of refugees and IDPs resulting from the Nagorno Karabakh conflict, HAYAT has accumulated vast experience in community development, mobilisation and public awareness campaigns, leading large scale. As an EASST partner, HAYAT NGO works to reduce road fatalities and injuries in Azerbaijan. Among other areas, the team at HAYAT NGO have worked to increase seat belt usage and to clarify the law on child restraints as well as promote their correct use.

Azerbaijan Road Safety Facts

42% of road deaths in Azerbaijan are pedestrians.

4.5% of GDP is lost due to road traffic collisions.

There are on average 1769 road fatalities every year.

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Azerbaijan Road Safety News

EASST co-hosts ITF Summit side event on multi-stakeholder engagement for resilient transport investment with EBRD and IRF

EASST co-hosts ITF Summit side event on multi-stakeholder engagement for resilient transport investment with EBRD and IRF

by EASST | May 7, 2026 | Azerbaijan, News, Road Safety Governance and Capacity Building, Ukraine

On 7 May in Leipzig, EASST co-hosted an official side event at the ITF Summit 2026 in partnership with the EBRD and IRF.

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EASST facilitates panel discussion on impactful road safety and mobility projects at FIA Annual General Assembly in Tashkent

EASST facilitates panel discussion on impactful road safety and mobility projects at FIA Annual General Assembly in Tashkent

by EASST | December 19, 2025 | Azerbaijan, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, News, Road Safety Governance and Capacity Building, Uzbekistan

EASST, partnered with the FIA, FIA Foundation, and NAFKU to organise a panel discussion on implementing impactful road safety mobility projects at the FIA Annual General Assembly in Tashkent.

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Further engineering upgrades at School No. 12 in Sumgayit enhance safety and showcase of best practice

Further engineering upgrades at School No. 12 in Sumgayit enhance safety and showcase of best practice

by EASST | October 31, 2025 | Azerbaijan, Children's Road Safety, News

Beyond saving lives, this project has been groundbreaking as a capacity building exercise for local authorities, police, engineers, and designers.

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More than half a million children get safer school zones (and counting!)

More than half a million children get safer school zones (and counting!)

by EASST | May 13, 2025 | Armenia, Azerbaijan, Children's Road Safety, Georgia, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, News, Tajikistan

In April 2025, we completed the second phase of our regional Safe School Zones project, supported by the FIA Foundation Advocacy Hub, with expansive results that have seen safer routes to school for more than half a million children.

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Advocacy and Star Rating for Schools project sees first 20km/h school zone in Azerbaijan

Advocacy and Star Rating for Schools project sees first 20km/h school zone in Azerbaijan

by EASST | March 12, 2025 | Azerbaijan, Children's Road Safety, News

AMAK has been working to improve road safety around school No. 4 in the city of Sumgayit.

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World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims: A timely reminder that road safety and sustainable transport systems are interlinked issues

World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims: A timely reminder that road safety and sustainable transport systems are interlinked issues

by EASST | November 18, 2024 | Azerbaijan, News

AMAK draw attention to road safety in the context of COP29 transport discussions by organising a public event marking World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims in Baku.

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Road safety, youth, and COP29 in Azerbaijan

Road safety, youth, and COP29 in Azerbaijan

by EASST | November 6, 2024 | Active Travel and Healthy Streets, Azerbaijan, News

EASST joins forces with the National Automobile Club of Azerbaijan (AMAK) and the Global Youth Coalition on Road Safety to organise a workshop for students of the ADA University in Baku looking at the links between road safety, youth, and the COP29 agenda.

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Work starts on the Eastern Partnership Road Safety Observatory

Work starts on the Eastern Partnership Road Safety Observatory

by EASST | February 29, 2024 | Armenia, Azerbaijan, Eastern Partnership Road Safety Observatory, Georgia, Moldova, News, Road Safety Governance and Capacity Building, Ukraine

As of February 1, 2024 the Eastern Partnership Regional Road Safety Observatory (EaP RSO) is up and running. Hosted by the Ministry of Economic Development of Georgia, the Technical Secretariat is led by the ISET Policy Institute and EASST, and is located in Tbilisi, Georgia, at the ISET Policy Institute.

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EASST supports road safety and sustainable mobility training for CAREC region

EASST supports road safety and sustainable mobility training for CAREC region

by EASST | February 28, 2024 | Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, News, Road Safety Governance and Capacity Building, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan

EASST Director Emma MacLennan is joining our local partner Public Association ‘Road Safety’ in Bishkek this week to deliver training as part of the CAREC Road Safety and Sustainable Mobility Course.

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Azerbaijan Road Safety Resources

Disability and Road Safety in Azerbaijan

This research report by the National Automobile Club of Azerbaijan is based on a survey and interviews with disabled people and their carers in Azerbaijan. It aims to analyse the current situation related to accessible mobility in Azerbaijan and present data on the challenges that people with disabilities face while using roads and public transport on a daily basis. (2018)

Identifying pedestrian knowledge, perceptions of and attitudes on road safety in Baku

Pedestrian survey Azerbaijan

This report by the National Automobile Club of Azerbaijan takes a closer look at the most pressing risk factors for pedestrians in Baku along with mechanisms for their mitigation in order to inform future policy actions and civil society initiatives. (2017)

Accessibility in Baku

The National Automobile Club of Azerbaijan show desperate need for accessible infrastructure and accessible roads in Baku. (2018)

Road Safety Music Video, Azerbaijan

EASST’s road safety partner in Azerbaijan, HAYAT NGO, produced this music video to promote road safety messages to young audiences with Elli feat. Xose – Cix get. (2010)

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