In 2022, 485 people in France died on a work-related journey (home-work journey or professional journey), or 15% of road deaths. Road accidents remain one of the leading causes of death in the workplace. Faced with this risk, CAPEB and IRIS-ST are mobilizing to raise awareness among building tradespeople.
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