Greece reduced the number of fatal road accidents by 22% last year, marking significant progress in its efforts to improve road safety and move closer to the European Parliament's ambitious "Vision Zero" strategy, which aims to eliminate road deaths across the European Union by 2050 and cut fatalities by half by 2030. Although Greece still ranks among the ten EU countries with the highest road death rates, authorities have intensified efforts in recent years through stricter traffic laws, major investments in road infrastructure, and public awareness campaigns.