The UK micromobility industry says it has once again been ‘left disappointed’ after the King’s Speech made no mention of legislation for e-scooters. E-scooters remain illegal for private use on UK ...
Clinicians, emergency services, researchers, and people with lived experience of road collisions have come together to publish a blueprint for the future of post-collision care. Every year, thousands ...
Project EDWARD is facilitating a special online interview with chief constable Jo Shiner, marking five years since she took on the role of National Police Chiefs’ Council lead for Roads Policing.
New figures show that almost 150 miles of cable barriers – which pose a safety threat to motorcyclists – remain on England’s roads. The cable barriers are known for their ‘cheese cutter’ effect on ...
Leaders from across the road safety sector have published a new consensus statement setting out shared priorities for delivering the Government’s Road Safety Strategy (RSS) and achieving a step change ...
Good Egg Safety CIC has announced a new partnership with TyreSafe to deliver a pioneering programme that addresses both child seat misuse and vehicle safety at scale.
Held at the College of Policing HQ in Ryton-on-Dunsmore, near Coventry, the event was hosted by the National Police Chiefs Council (NPCC) and National Roads Policing Operations, Intelligence & ...
A free educational resource, which has already been used by almost 10,000 children across nearly 50 primary schools, is being made available for local authorities to download and use. Developed by The ...
The Road Safety GB Academy has unveiled its calendar of training courses for the summer of 2026. Established in 2013, the RSGB Academy is the professional development arm of Road Safety GB. The ...
The next Project EDWARD webinar will examine the latest developments in alcohol interlock technology and policy — and ask what it will take to unlock its full safety potential in the UK and across ...
With work-related journeys accounting for more than a third of those killed or seriously injured on Essex roads, businesses across the county are being encouraged to take action on road safety this ...
A new survey reveals almost half (47%) of UK drivers believe touchscreen dashboards make driving more distracting when compared to using physical buttons. The survey, by car insurers Quotezone.co.uk, ...
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