希腊今年前八个月道路死亡人数同比减少62人 政府推更严交规
2026年10月12日公布的数据显示，希腊今年前八个月的道路死亡人数比去年同期减少62人。这一数字由基础设施与交通部副部长乔治斯·科齐拉斯在雅典举行的一场道路安全会议上公布。
科齐拉斯在会上列出政府改善道路安全的三个优先方向：更严格的道路安全法规、借助现代技术加强执法、扩大公共交通的使用。他特别强调对年轻一代的宣传与负责任驾驶的重要性。
政府正在准备立法，拟在驾驶考试中引入摄像头，以提高考试的透明度、确保新驾驶员接受合格培训。相关措施将在今后一段时间提交公众咨询。科齐拉斯表示，任何领取驾照的人都应接受过充分培训并通过可靠考试。
新近实施的电动踏板车法规也在会上被提及：禁止17岁以下人群使用电动踏板车，强制购买保险，并对在限速超过50公里每小时的道路上骑行加重处罚。上述电动踏板车新规已经实施。
Greece Records 62 Fewer Road Deaths in First Eight Months of 2026
Greece recorded 62 fewer road fatalities during the first eight months of 2026 compared with the same period last year, according to figures published on 12 October 2026. Deputy Infrastructure and Transport Minister Giorgos Kotsiras announced the reduction while speaking at a road safety conference in Athens.
Kotsiras identified three main priorities for improving road safety: stricter road safety regulations, stronger enforcement through modern technology and greater use of public transport. He highlighted the importance of public awareness and responsible driving, particularly among younger generations.
The government is preparing legislation to introduce cameras during driving examinations, as part of efforts to improve transparency and ensure that new drivers receive proper training. The proposed measures will be submitted for public consultation in the coming period. Kotsiras said anyone obtaining a driving licence should have received adequate training and passed reliable examinations.
Recently introduced rules for electric scooters were also cited: their use is prohibited for people under 17, insurance is mandatory, and stricter penalties apply for riding on roads with speed limits exceeding 50 kilometres per hour. The scooter rules described above are already in force.
图片来源：雅典道路交通（示意）。照片：George E. Koronaios，CC BY-SA 4.0，来源：Wikimedia Commons（Vasilissis Amalias Avenue at night on October 30, 2022.jpg）
