Agências Reguladoras e suas contribuições para o Brasil: interoperabilidade da Agência Nacional de Transportes Terrestres e demais órgãos do Sistema Nacional de Trânsito na "guerra" do trânsito

Abstract

Reduce road violence is a challenge of the modern world. Often treated as a serious public health issue, violence in road has increased over the years. This work brings out these numbers and contextualized within the global reality, comparing it to other types of violence against humans. Deepening the analysis of the data, we propose an analogy with another serious social disorder: war. So the war can be understood by the legal aspect, social, political, military, economic, etc. Considering the number of deaths every year in the Brazilian roads, the injuries, the cost of accidents and the profile of the victims of this violence, among other features, we may realize that we are living in an undeclared war. From this premise, we seek to better know the meaning of the term "war", its implications and consequences. The war has its typology, as well as different approaches depending on the field of study. Such framework allows greater or lesser analogy with traffic’s violence. Regardless of whether or not we are in road war, there are steps that can only be taken by society and governments. Both actions aim to reduce the number of victims, such as the permanent increase awareness of all that this is a serious problem and also the need to act integrated among all organizations, whether public or not. The integration between these entities (not only goodwill, but actions), it is called interoperability. The Brazilian National Land Transportation Agency, being a relatively new participant in this effort for better quality of life of society should seek interoperability with the National Traffic System in fighting this enemy that causes much pain. Interoperability is therefore the effective commitment, not just good intentions among managers. The mobilization for joint efforts aimed at achieving the common goal, results a system efficiency as well a good management of traffic injuries.