The National Road Safety Authority – NRSA together with its partners, has made recommendations as to how reporting on road carnage can help change the discourse about road safety as a public health issue, and ‘deformalize’ the prevalence of these tragic events on our roads.     At a News Editors Workshop held in Accra, journalists were advised to use the words ‘road crash’ or ‘collision’ instead of ‘accident’, as the latter conveys an undue sense of inevitability. The workshop forms part of the National Road Safety Authority’s (NRSA) commitment to saving lives through public sensitization by educating the general public on the usage of the road; as well as fighting indiscipline and promoting sanity on our major roads. With the media playing a vital

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