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ETSC, established in 1993, claims to be an independent non-profitmaking organisation dedicated to the reduction of the number and severity of transport crash injuries in Europe. The organisation provides the [[European Commission]], [[European Parliament]] and the member states with expert and impartial advice on issues related to transport and road safety. ETSC's work is funded by members, through projects co-funded by the European Commission, and private sector sponsorship <ref> ETSC Website [http://www.etsc.be/mission.php Mission] Last Accessed 7th August 2007 </ref>. | ETSC, established in 1993, claims to be an independent non-profitmaking organisation dedicated to the reduction of the number and severity of transport crash injuries in Europe. The organisation provides the [[European Commission]], [[European Parliament]] and the member states with expert and impartial advice on issues related to transport and road safety. ETSC's work is funded by members, through projects co-funded by the European Commission, and private sector sponsorship <ref> ETSC Website [http://www.etsc.be/mission.php Mission] Last Accessed 7th August 2007 </ref>. | ||
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ETSC, established in 1993, claims to be an independent non-profitmaking organisation dedicated to the reduction of the number and severity of transport crash injuries in Europe. The organisation provides the European Commission, European Parliament and the member states with expert and impartial advice on issues related to transport and road safety. ETSC's work is funded by members, through projects co-funded by the European Commission, and private sector sponsorship [1].
Current Sponsors
- KeyMed
- BP
- Shell International
- Ford
- 3M
- Toyota
- Volvo Group
- Diageo, who are currently funding one of the ETSC's drink driving initiatives.
