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ITF Annual Road Safety ReportThe Annual report highlights that only seven IRTAD countries are currently on track to achieve the ambition of halving fatalities and serious injuries by 2030 as set out in the plan for the Second Decade of Action for Road Safety. Read more... |
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Global Ministerial Conference - Open LetterYOURS is asking organisations to sign an open letter calling on global leaders to act. Read more... |
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Driving at work | ||
Winter - Reducing Challenges and Vehicle Off-Road TimesThroughout winter, ensuring driver safety becomes more complex, requiring additional preparation and resources. Read more... |
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Road Safety Management | ||
Safe System ExchangeThe Safe System Exchange will provide a gateway to learning for road safety professionals, helping to develop a much more detailed understanding of the culture, principles and practice that make up Safe System delivery. Read more... |
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A Guide for Councillors in EnglandROSPA release their updated Road Safety Guide for Councillors in England Read more... |
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PACTS influence global safety strategiesThailand's Parliament embraces PACTS model of parliamentary engagement in road safety to tackle their road safety challenges. Read more... |
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The Safe System supports Surrey Roadsafe's Vision Zero Road Safety StrategySurrey Roadsafe adopt the five components of the Safe System approach to support their Vision Zero Road Safety Strategy. Read more... |
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Young drivers | ||
Young People are the focus of Seat Belt CampaignsSpeed contributes to over half of all fatal collisions with the majority of these happening on rural roads, where ‘driving too fast for the conditions’ is the leading cause of speed-related fatalities. Up to a quarter of young passenger deaths ‘avoidable’ if seatbelts worn Read more... |
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Safer roads | ||
Safer Roads for MotorcyclistsToolkit to help local authorities introduce PRIME road markings to improve motorcycle safety Read more... |
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Motorcycle safety | ||
Motorcycling Licensing ReviewUK Department for Transport (DfT) is considering conducting a review of motorcycle licensing Read more... |
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Young Rider SurveyYoung riders are asked to contribute to the most important young motorcycle project in 5 years! Read more... |
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Speed management | ||
Speed ManagementInappropriate or excessive speed contributed to 400 fatality collisions and 3,000 people being seriously injured in 2023. Read more... |
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Is pushing your speed worth it?THINK! relaunches its “Is pushing it worth it?” speed awareness campaign to remind young drivers of the dangers of travelling too fast for the conditions on rural roads. Read more... |
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Child safety | ||
New road safety education programme for primary schoolsShropshire Council’s sustainable travel team has launched ‘Our Journey’ – an engaging new virtual road safety education programme for primary schools across the county. Read more... |
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Post-crash response | ||
Learning from TragedyPACTS has published a new report highlighting significant gaps in how the UK handles learning from road traffic fatalities and calls for systemic changes to address these issues. Read more... |
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Forthcoming events | ||
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Graham Feest Consultancy Event – 10 February 2025 Commercial driver wellbeing round table – 11 February 2025 Tackling motorcycle crashes - a call for action! – 13 February 2025 3rd World Youth Assembly for Road Safety – 15 February 2025 The Fourth Global Ministerial Conference on Road Safety in Marrakech, Morocco - "Commit to Life" – 18 February 2025 4th Global Ministerial Conference on Road Safety – 18 February 2025 Graham Feest Consultancy Event – 3 March 2025 RSGB National Analysts Conference – 4 March 2025 The role of technology in the delivery of the Safe System – 11 March 2025 The Driving Instructor Convention – 23 March 2025 Managing Road Risk: What, Why & How... – 25 March 2025 Young Driver Focus 2025 – 21 May 2025 TyreSafe Briefing 2025 – 10 June 2025 ADINJC & Intelligent Instructor National Conference & Expo ’25 – 28 September 2025 |
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