Safety, being fundamental to any transport system, must be regulated among the company’s development priorities. As mobility continues to grow and is radically transformed through digitalization, decarburization and innovation, opportunities to further improve safety performance need to be leveraged. At the same time, the issue of safety and security in relation to traffic / transport is closely linked to the concept of cities „friendly to women and men”. All these aspects are interconnected with various fields, including the education system, which contributes to the formation of decision-making capacities and behaviors of girls and boys, women and men as participants in trafficking. In this article we find that ensuring the efficiency of road safety, as a multidimensional problem, must be addressed cross-sectorally.