As Qatar faces up the price of its high road accident, injury and death rates, some of the highest in the world, on its increasingly dangerous roads, the cost to the country both in terms of riyals – and on the population’s psyche – is clearly mounting, prompting the authorities to take unprecedented action. (Image Brian Candy)
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