General news
January 2012
- Prince Michael launches new awards to support Decade of Action
- Angela Smith: obituary (1957-2011)
- Daylight Saving Bill 'talked out'
- Opportunity for UK organisations to present road safety expertise
- Driver assistance system comes to the UK
- International assignment for Road Safety GB chair
- New website highlights road sign anomalies
- Flu worse than whisky for drivers
- Final subsidised places released for 2012 conference
- UK motorists against proposed MOT change
- Meg Munn named Parliamentarian of the Month
- Northamptonshire road deaths hit record low
- New Year Honours for IAM members
- Long-serving RSO sets up publishing and creative consultancy
- Peter Gimber awarded OBE
- Devon launches new evidence based course for RSOs
- Clock change Bill 'likely to proceed': Telegraph
December 2011
- Campaign highlights 'overwhelming opposition' to MOT change
- Traffic volume falls for third consecutive year
- Government 'slashes' motoring red tape
- Big incentive to book early for 2012 conference
- E-valu-it wins Prince Michael Award
- GEM launches winter road safety campaign
- Royal award for 'no excuse'
- Daylight Saving Bill needs MPs support to clear next hurdle
- RoSPA presents awards to advanced driver and rider groups
- BBC maps a decade of road fatalities
- 'Dorset Driver' courses are back
- Improved road wins Prince Michael Award
November 2011
- Government urges businesses to adopt alternatives to travel
- Honor Byford is new Road Safety GB vice-chair
- a2om wins Prince Michael Award
- Knowledge Centre PMIRSA presented at national conference
- Personality test highlights dangerous driving traits
- Motorists against a European style MOT cycle: IAM
- RAC Foundation predicts 'awful conditions' for motorists
- 2011 national conference: the best yet?
- More deer may be culled in Scotland to reduce crashes
- All roads lead to Chester
- BBC series will highlight Britain's most high-risk roads
- IRSO and Road Safety GB announce plans to merge
- Joint memorandum submitted to Transport Select Committee
- Avon and Somerset Police opt for 'education over prosecution'
- TMS seminar will focus on road user behaviour
- Record month for newsfeed readership
- GEM urges motorists to support Lighter Later campaign
- The M5 tragedy: the nation, and the road safety profession, reflects
- ACPO announces new roads policing lead
- Road deaths rise in first half of 2011
- Retired RSO set to appear on Question Time
- IAM issues winter roads warning as council cuts bite
- Hull MP recognised by Brake
- Scottish schemes scoop Prince Michael Awards
- Award-winning simple measure saves lives
October 2011
- Members urged to vote in vice-chair ballot
- RoSPA and IAM polls show support for BST change
- RoSPA poll shows emphatic support for clock change
- IAM calls for an end to British Summer Time
- DfT research reveals concerns about local road safety delivery
- New campaign opposes MOT reform
- Conference surpasses 200 delegates - for third successive year
- Highways Agency launches 2011 winter partnership campaign
- Street lighting cuts pose threat to road safety
- Almost half of drivers with 12 points avoid disqualification
- International award for Road Safety Knowledge Centre
- Rising deer numbers pose threat to drivers
- IAM launches winter driving website
- Final call for Road Safety GB national conference
- Traffic signs review will cut bureaucracy
- Justine Greening named transport secretary
- RoSPA seeks support to stop 'daylight robbery'
- Oxford scientists develop 'safer' robotic car
- New 'serious injury' offence; reaction from stakeholders
- New 'serious injury' offence will plug gap in driving legislation
- Medway team gets out and about
- FIA Foundation to provide keynote speaker
September 2011
- Irish campaign urges drivers to stay alert for deer
- Crash fatalities down in 2010
- New website gives public access to crash data
- Sharp rise in blind spot crashes
- Winter tyres left out in the cold
- Highways Agency prepares winter campaign
- Conference delegates promised 'smile on their face and tools for the future'
- Diabetic drivers face license revoke threat: Telegraph
- Funeral directors to distribute hi-vis vests
- Sri Lankan delegation to meet with Road Safety GB
- Theatre production highlights crash consequences
- IAM says winter tyres are on the increase
- Headlight campaign launched in Ireland
- Analysis reveals road safety lottery
- Annual tyre campaign will focus on winter driving
- Traffic police axed as spending cuts bite
- New-look website marks milestone for Colan
- RoSPA and dbda launch new webshop
- Driver retraining scheme launched for 'minor offences'
- Durham repeats successful ADI seminar
- Evaluation: RSOs need more help
August 2011
- MOT changes are 'speculation': DfT
- Brake urges drivers to 'keep their heads'
- Ban leniency ignites backlash
- Safety not a priority, survey reveals
- Drivers urged to 'Bag it, Bin it!'
- Brake holds seminars for family liaison officers
- Road Safety GB conference gathers momentum
- Motorway lighting switch off sparks safety concerns
- Highways Agency revises pothole protocol
- Knowledge Centre reaches significant milestone
- Global youth organisation publishes road safety posters
- Brake names its Parliamentarian of the Month
- Government to review trainee instructor laws
July 2011
- TV personality supports road safety campaign
- Pothole problems give councils a bumpy ride
- Motorway rest areas plan ditched
- Camden's pedestrian trainers receive Laurie Bunn Award
- PVC cone could improve safety
- Calderdale launches wheelchair safety campaign
- Flying car cleared for takeoff
- THINK! publishes road safety calendar
- Government is showing 'noticeable lack of ambition' with regard to road safety
- TSO retains DSA contract
- HA traffic data available via sat navs
- Ford adds towing safety technology to more vehicles
- 'Motoring tax is highway robbery', says IAM
- The future of road travel?
- Warning device tackles hard shoulder hazard
- Newsfeed audience reaches record levels
- Streetlights to be switched off in North Yorkshire?
- £155m boost for transport schemes
- Tyre safety information provided for drivers
- London transport objectives outlined in Sustrans' manifesto
- IRSO honours husband and wife team
- Autonomous cars heading for the streets of Nevada
- Deadline looms for Prince Michael Awards' nominations
- Driving style changes as fuel prices rise
- Chevrolet creates sound system for silent cars
- Road safety organisations herald record casualty reduction figures
June 2011
- Road deaths fall to all time low
- Signs and markings critical to road safety
- Pothole campaign seeks motorists' support
- Unparalleled parking
- Bernard the road safety bard
- Company creates 'Crystal Maze' road safety event
- RSOs encouraged to start planning for Road Safety Week
- Hermes joins Colas and Siemens as national conference sponsors
- Scotland surpasses 10-year target
- Uninsured driver crack down begins
- MAST scoops CIHT Road Safety Award
- Survey shows drivers don't indicate
- Signs will advise motorists to 'let the train take the strain'
- Hi-vis gear for the 'man on the street'
- Fire & Rescue to engage with road safety
- Brake 'appalled' by Government's Red Tape Challenge
- National conference agenda takes shape
- Congestion falls as motorists leave their cars at home
- Government seeks feedback in 'Red Tape Challenge'
- Men more likely to crash than women
- National conference heads for sell-out success
May 2011
- Drivers want training, not fines: IAM
- dbda reappointed by Glasgow partnership
- Can drivers teach themselves?
- RoadDriver modified following feedback from RSOs
- Annual tracking survey shows 'simple measures' pay back in 10 weeks
- 'Blue light' video quashes confusion
- 'Southern softie' to retire from road safety
- Casualties in West of Scotland fall to all time low
- Driving habits change as fuel prices soar
- TSO publishes a 'slice of driving history'
- 'No Excuse' campaign reveals bizarre excuses
- TRF becomes 'Centre of Excellence'
- CIHT event will showcase road safety projects
- Police express unease over new on-the-spot fines
- Europe casualty figures down - but are still 'cause for concern': ETSC
- The new strategic framework: the verdict
- One (important) man's vision for the future of road safety
- Government plans on-the-spot fines for careless driving
- Decade of Action provides welcome focus on road safety
- Health minister proposes to ban cars on Sundays
- IAM launches strategy to save 1,000 lives
- Brake names its 'Parliamentarian of the Month'
- Driver improvement courses for 'everyday motorists'
- Tyre blowouts: a thing of the past?
- Driver with 39 penalty points still on the road
- Bristol declares interest in flashing amber lights
- 'Scrutiny panel' formed to oversee Knowledge Centre
April 2011
- World-class sponsors for Road Safety GB conference
- VOSA's 'lax approach' to vehicle recalls is 'putting lives at risk': Which? Car
- Series of Prince Michael Awards announced
- Unlicensed drivers prone to risky behaviour
- Uninsured driving crackdown moves a step closer
- Important birthday for Highway Code
- MOT proposal 'could not come at a worse time', says RMI
- Organisers publish 'Decade of Action' calendar of events
- IAM makes plea for 'five-star drivers'
- Conference will focus on 'road safety in changing times'
- DfT seeks views on 'Alternatives to Travel'
- dbda announces senior management changes
- Drivers flouting level crossing rules
- New website allows motorists to report bad driving
- 6,000 lives could be saved, RAC Foundation report claims
- 'Eye opening' tour for AIRSO members
- Longer lorries could cut carbon without compromising safety
March 2011
- Survey highlights motorway fears
- UK rejects EU call for city centre ban on cars
- RSOs invited to attend launch of 'Decade of Action'
- Petition launched over DSA theory test questions
- Rising fuel costs cut congestion
- Traffic light turn off proceeds with caution
- RoSPA seeks support for clock change bid
- Extra subsidised conference places released
- Road Safety GB and Colas form important alliance
- Elected members' seminar will reinforce the importance of investment in road safety
- Green light for EU enforcement directive
- 60% target unveiled in new Northern Ireland road safety strategy
- ADEPT report highlights the importance of evaluation
- Worn out road markings pose risk to drivers
- Transport Committee calls for action on 'staged crashes' and young drivers
- Evaluation alludes to 'No excuse' success
- Sat navs: taking a turn for the worse
- Do drivers pass the buck?
- Digestible KSIs
- Road Safety GB meets Chinese delegation
- Budget cuts threaten casualty reduction: RAC Foundation
- EU looks to move forward with enforcement directive - despite UK
- New home for the THINK! website
February 2011
- England tops UK road safety league
- Medway's KSI figures reach all-time low
- Long-serving RSOs leave the profession
- DIA makes case for change to road safety minister
- Hazards resource now available
- GEM seeks support for emergency services video
- DfT figures show that England's road network is deteriorating
- Brake names its 'Parliamentarian of the Month'
- Safety checks on the slide
- Subsidised places being snapped up fast
- Road safety budgets under the spotlight at RoSPA conference
- Investigation highlights risks to roadside workers
- 50% sale on road safety resources
- Charity urges drivers to sign up to Valentine's pledge
- Could technology eliminate fatal crashes?
- RoadSafe supports new headlight legislation
- Eyesight test change sparks safety concerns
- EC seeks help with road safety survey
- North Yorkshire partnership tops casualty target
- Transport minister proposes reform on classification of local roads
- 2011 national conference - now open for registration
January 2011
- DIA backs 'Lightmare' campaign
- Encouraging start for new evaluation website
- Communication - the fifth dimension of travel?
- One-day seminar replaces RoSPA's Road Safety Congress
- Brake names its 'Volunteer of the Year 2010'
- Pre-war car MOT may be scrapped
- Families asked to swap wheels for feet
- Brake announces 'Parliamentarians of the Year'
- Could 'platooning' be a way forward?
- £20k grant available for safety-related research
- Peter Rollings - obituary
- Limited places available for Saturday seminar
- Charity calls for uniform street design to improve safety for the blind
- Knowledge Centre off to encouraging start
- Road Safety GB backs DfT clampdown on uninsured drivers
- PACTS' questionnaire will establish road safety landscape
- Could increasing hazards increase safety?
- Drivers reject proposals for MoT change
- Nicole Short - obituary
- dbda and RoSPA form collaborative partnership
December 2010
- Happy New Year!
- SoRSA membership now open to all road safety professionals
- DfT announces £560m Sustainable Transport Fund
- IAM offers tyre advice as wintry weather continues
- UN chief backs Decade of Action for Road Safety
- Road Safety Foundation picks up Prince's Premier Award
- BHS launches horse accidents website
- Evaluation website goes live
- Electric cars creating more than a buzz
- Daylight Saving Bill ticks on
- EU road safety council welcomes safety vision
- Experienced RSO joins TTC Group
- Icy window dangers revealed
November 2010
- Santa Claus is coming to town - safely
- 'No excuse' is delivering in Dorset
- Partnership campaigns recognised with Prince's awards
- 'Queen of Road Safety' receives Lynda Chalker Award
- Conference lives up to expectations
- Road Safety GB Conference - presentations available to download
- Day one: the story so far
- All roads lead to Warwickshire
- Report reveals financial benefits of reducing road deaths
- HA issues winter weather warning
- Award for Ireland's 'leading light' in road safety
- Campaign features real residents
- Operation Velociraptor showcased at European Parliament
- Brake names its 'Parliamentarian of the Month'
- Late surge takes conference numbers past 225 mark
- DfT stats show drop in road deaths
- TyreSafe highlights solution to winter driving worries
- Research raises concerns for roadside workers and drivers
- Xenon lights spark debate
- Warning for 'text and drive' motorists
- Government reluctant to 'grasp the nettle'
October 2010
- Streetlight blackout illuminates safety fears
- IAM warns of low sun dazzle danger
- ETSC calls for competition entries
- Electrical cars - silent but deadly?
- Road Safety Knowledge Centre: your views required
- DSA updates 'essential skills' publication
- Victim's 'emotional connection' with rescuers
- 'Go Safely' performance for conference delegates
- Road safety 'at a cross roads': PACTS and RAC Foundation
- Conference delegates eligible for CPD certificate
- RoSPA updates Driver Profiler software
- Record number set to attend Road Safety GB conference
- Drivers advised to 'get turned on'
- Accidents ascend as darkness descends
- Self-drive car could halve road deaths
- Brake issues call to driving instructors
- Seasonal reminder for school run parents
- Camden produces DVD for mobility vehicles users
- EC launches road safety website
- Brake names its 'parliamentarian of the month'
- Safety tips offered to businesswomen drivers
September 2010
- Serious offenders would choose ban over retraining course
- Road safety spending guidance issued to local authorities
- New campaign highlights dangers posed by country roads
- Road safety organisations digest 2009 casualty stats
- Turning of the seasons prompts safety reminder
- DfT stats show casualties down in 2009
- Brake refutes MCN's 'Vision Zero' claims
- CIHT welcomes coalition's 'change of approach' regarding strategy and targets
- Tyre prosecutions on the rise
- 'Better targeting' focus at Road Safety GB conference
- Shift in driver attitude key to further casualty reductions
- Drivers distracted by road safety poster
- Knowledge Centre launches to acclaim
- TyreSafe wheels out giveaways
- Street lights switch off sparks safety fears
- DSA scraps publication of test routes
- New report gives pointers for the future of road safety education
- RoadSafe expresses concerns over potential MOT shake up
- It's 'Question Time' at the Road Safety GB conference
- Nominations sought for the Lynda Chalker Award
- Jail sentence for test impersonator
- Drive SMART message goes out at Wings and Wheels
- Government to launch MOT review
- Supervising drivers unaware of responsibilities: AA
- RoSPA congress to consider implications of spending cuts
August 2010
- Road rage is creating bad drivers
- Councils urged to cut street clutter
- CIHT announces summer book sale
- Rosemary Welch to take early retirement
- Road rage is costing lives - AXA
- PACTS forum will consider road safety beyond 2010
- New guide developed for driving instructors and their pupils
- Road Safety Knowledge Centre goes live
- Bradford team engages with local community
- MP receives award for daylight saving initiative
- Winter weather plays part in big drop in fatalities
- Motorway blackout proposals lead to road safety concerns
- DfT figures show drop in road fatalities
- Daniel Beckett receives Laurie Bunn Award
- New name, same vision
- RSPN to hold road safety conference in Uganda
- IMPORTANT: ROAD SAFETY GB MEMBERS' SURVEY
July 2010
- New TSO publications mark driving test anniversary
- Companies urged to participate in Road Safety Week
- PACTS calls for road safety vision and strategy beyond 2010
- Brake 'horrified' by funding threats to road safety
- EU programme a 'missed opportunity' for driver training: IAM
- Mixed reception for new EC safety plan
- Brake launches international road safety library
- PACTS presents events for road safety professionals
- Minister to speak at Road Safety GB conference
- Road Safety GB counters safety camera claims
- Belgium pledges to put road safety high on EU agenda
- iPhone app developed for driving instructors
- We must work in partnership and share expertise, says Road Safety GB chair
- Consumers can help reduce road deaths
- Impressive trio of sponsors unveiled for Road Safety GB conference
- New chair and vice chair for Road Safety Wales
June 2010
- Save money by reducing casualties, report says
- Older motorists need urgent review, says RAC Report
- Submissions invited for Road Safety Knowledge Centre
- 'Lighter Later' campaign launched
- DfT launches stats website for public
- 'Experience of a lifetime' with Transaid
- 2009 casualty figures are good news - but what of the future?
- Prince Michael Awards close on 15 July
- Long-serving RSO recognised in Queen's birthday honours
- Taxi driver training 'first' in Suffolk
- Road casualties will rise because of budget cuts
- On Yer Bike! Ellie rides for transport safety
- Organisations lobby for enhanced eyesight test for drivers
- THINK! team to review campaign website
- Dorset public aware there's 'No excuse'
- EC invites funding requests from road safety professionals
May 2010
- Road Safety GB exhibition fully subscribed
- New-look DfT takes shape
- Nominations invited for Prince's Awards
- Thumbs up for Knowledge Centre from stakeholders
- Philip Hammond appointed secretary of state for transport
- New charity will 'push knowledge boundaries'
- Brake: towns and villages 'blighted by speed'
- Chairman outlines achievements to date and opportunities ahead
- Chairman's update - May 2010
- Road Safety Advisory Group welcomes new chair
- 'No excuse' teams continues crack down
April 2010
- Road safety resource nominated for public sector award
- Record month for Colan
- Road Safety GB website goes from strength to strength
- New course focuses on evaluating interventions
- IAM publishes Road Safety Manifesto
- Delegates already registering for Road Safety GB national conference
- Public behaviour report has pointers for road safety professionals
- US journalist wins Pulitzer Prize for distracted driving series
- Road Safety Knowledge Centre to launch during summer 2010
- EU project develops driver self assessment skills
March 2010
- RoSPA welcomes political support for lighter evenings
- DfT announces details of Road Safety Partnership Grant awards for 2010-2011
- Stricter safety rules for road works
- DfT to 'contribute £90m savings' towards Government's £11bn target
- East Midlands to benefit from £260,000 road safety funding
- TMS launches new brand and website
- 2010 European Road Safety Awards launched
- CAPT publishes free Child Safety Toolkit
- New-look for RoSPA website
- David Harrington - obituary (1936 - 2010)
- Brake calls for 'ring fenced funding' for road safety
- Recession blamed for rise in Derbyshire road deaths
- Network Rail calls for tougher action on level crossing misuse
- Women clean up in league of driving convictions
- Road Safety GB joins the ranks of the Tweeters
- Dorset project crosses the Atlantic
- Road Safety GB conference - delegate registration now open
- RoSPA and DfT develop road safety evaluation toolkit
- PACTS publishes road safety review
- Police catch speeding clowns
- Parents committing fraud by 'fronting', says MIB
- Campaign encourages drivers to 'Engage Your Brain'
February 2010
- 'Car visibility getting worse', says Which? Car
- DfT invites ITO Expressions of Interest
- 'Naked streets' exposed: report reveals 'disastrous effects' of removing guardrails
- Partnership meets casualty target 12 months ahead of schedule
- RoSPA invites applications for accident prevention scholarships
- Gritty Gritty Bang Bang we love you!
- Road Safety GB exhibition - now open for bookings
- Drink-driver blames Atkins diet
- AXA rewards safe motorists
- Support grows to keep roadside memorials
- Road Safety GB welcomes DfT stats but is 'concerned' about cyclists and mobiles
- Drivers face 20% car insurance hike
- Most drivers 'feel they are superior behind the wheel'
- School run is most stressful time for mums
January 2010
- Safety rating of England's trunk road network revealed
- MoD to deploy GreenRoad in almost 5,000 vehicles
- Drivers 'scarily complacent' about dangerous vehicles
- Anyone remember Kerby Drill?
- Road safety 'Parliamentarians of the Year' announced
- Funding boost for Lifewise Centre
- Big changes planned for Time Bank
- RoSPA boss discusses road safety on LocalGovTV
- Dorset gets tough with bad drivers
- RoSPA organises 'vulnerable road user' seminar
- IRSO unveils 2010 conference details
- Road Safety GB seeks new honorary secretary
- 'Free burial' deal for New Year's Eve drink-drivers
- Tyre company produces winter safety videos
- Record drop in Republic of Ireland's road deaths
- Motorists back 'etiquette' section for driving test
- Government proposes to raise dangerous driving sentences
- FIA Foundation scoops premier road safety award
- Neil Cunliffe awarded OBE for services to road safety
December 2009
- Santa's a bad role model
- Motorists face speeding 'postcode lottery'
- Grampian's road deaths at lowest levels
- LGA accuses AA of 'scaremongering' about salt levels
- IHE rebrands
- Search for the blueprint for driver education interventions
- Campaigner calls for end to 'dangerous local authority practices'
November 2009
- eDriving Solutions launched to expand driver education
- DSA in line for e-Government award
- Drivers hate motorways
- Steve Stradling to retire
- Young Marmalade receives Prince Michael Award
- Planning already underway for 2010 conference
- Man drove 370 miles in wrong direction
- Determined campaigning wins Brake award for MP
- Song available FOC to RSOs
- Road safety team are STARS!
- PACTS director receives Lynda Chalker Award
- UK to pay for safer roads abroad
- Chairman's update
- Buy five, get five free
- Brake offers half price subscription to Fleet Safety Forum
- THINK! changes distribution company
- Members agree important changes at EGM
- Conference lives up to expectations
- All (road safety) roads lead to Cambridge
- Biker clocked at 383mph
- Road Safety Expo will analyse big issues
- Volunteers wanted for driver attitude survey
- Male roadside fatalities three times higher
- Banned drivers targeted in international agreement
October 2009
- 2009 Road Safety GB Conference now sold out
- Road Safety GB to hold Extra-Ordinary General Meeting
- Call for entries for Fleet Safety Forum Awards
- Charity calendar in memory of popular RSO
- BT shows road safety leadership through competition
- TV appearance for Road Safety GB chair
- Homeowner builds fake speed camera in front garden
- Brake and TailGuardian team up
- Breaks from driving increase crash rates
- Cornwall KSIs drop to lowest-ever level
- IRSO 2010 to evaluate road safety schemes
- Peer pressure putting unprepared young drivers at risk
- Survey gives strong pointers for Time Bank future
- 'No Excuses' for road casualties
- Highways Agency campaign wins Prince Michael Award
- Irish drivers playing a 'sick game'
- CragRats specialists form new company
- Minister backs advanced e-safety systems
- New look Driving for Better Business website
- Irish road deaths at lowest ever level
September 2009
- AA publishes new research about the 'first car'
- DSA launches online video channel
- New CD helps migrant workers stay safe
- DfT annual report confirms casualty drop in 2008
- Conference agenda finalised
- Uninsured drivers face tighter laws
- Gloucestershire puts safety first
- Deer initiative publishes factsheet
- Motorists encouraged to leave their car at home
- 'Tyre safety month' focuses on tread depth
- Jenson Button talks to RoSPA about safety
- 999 event in Milton Keynes
- Simple CO2 reducing measures may be smarter: AA
- Men with long ring fingers more likely to be bad drivers?
- F1 drivers take part in road safety challenge
- Drive SMART launched to tackle anti-social driving
- Computer engineers are the UK's worst drivers
- Bogus driving instructor punished
- Judge calls for higher sentences for serious motoring offences
August 2009
- Hi-vis supplier goes online
- RoSPA calls for papers for 2010 congress
- New chair wants IAM to take lead on safety
- Seven new cars get top Euro NCAP score
- Alan Kennedy is interviewed on LocalGovTV
- Commons Transport Committee calls for foreign lorry crackdown
- RoSPA commissions safer driving survey
- Red light fine for letting police pass
- Driving lessons rerouted due to potholes, says AA
- A13 campaign warns of additional enforcement
- Bromley scoops Laurie Bunn Award
- Magistrates' Association issues warning over driving fines plan
- New Sussex Safer Roads website goes live
- Comfort zone leads to danger close to home
- Road Safety GB membership votes to reduce number of meetings
- Minister announces more hard shoulder running on M42
- Charity launches bereavement DVD
- Time Bank success
- Footballers plan to 'Drive for Life'
- HA issues luggage reminder to holidaymakers
July 2009
- UK drivers to face French roadside drug tests
- Five million believe they lack skills for motorway driving
- Chairman's Update: August 2009
- SCP Guidelines - updated version published
- dbda confirmed as conference co-sponsor
- Road Safety Time Bank - tell us what you think!
- LTPN to host road safety best practice web event
- Man drove car down train tunnel
- A sign of things to come
- Court case proves licence checks are vital
- Red light to car litter
- DfT launches carbon reduction strategy
- Former RSO appointed ANDISP secretary
- TfL launches new road safety site
- A Safer Way - there's still time to respond
- 100 not out for Road Safety GB conference
- 'Thatchback'
- Road Safety GB seeks communications support
June 2009
- Road Safety GB subscription - deadline looms
- Accidents or crashes?
- DfT strategy 'not thought through': CPRE
- 2008 casualty figures show record lows
- Crashes caused by drivers, not roads: Road Safety GB
- Dawn Boyfield awarded MBE
- Devon launches post-2010 targets course
- Scotland to have toughest targets
- Korean delegation learns from visit
- 'Confusing' signs at level crossings
- Don't be a mug on Fathers' Day
- RSOs urged to get planning for Road Safety Week
- Reducing risk makes it hard to cut casualties
- New cameras ideal for training
- Impact offers maintenance sessions
- Help available to reach Polish drivers
- South Yorkshire Police launch month-long campaign
- Charities join forces to train emergency drivers
- Vote for Norfolk!
- Highways Agency confirmed as conference sponsor
- Moths go for a spin
- Motorists struggle to identify road signs
- Norfolk road deaths increase
May 2009
- Nominations sought for Prince's awards
- More funding for engineering 'key to cutting casualties'
- Road Safety GB exhibition sells out
- The world's smallest car
- RoSPA launches updated driver risk assessment software
- Taxi testing takes off in more areas
- Foreign lorry crashes increase by 10%
- IRSO conference to focus on the future
- Road Safety GB conference - bookings now being taken
- RAC Foundation calls for road accident investigation body
- Cat gets into wheelie tight spot
- Resounding 'thumbs up' for new site and brand
- International group urges action to stop road deaths
- Mind the gap!
- Prince Michael Awards - nominations invited
- DSA consults on Driver CPC arrangements
- AIA highlights '15-year' potholes backlog
- Royal guest opens Safeside
- New chairman emphasises 'need for change'
April 2009
- New name heralds fresh initiative to reduce casualties
- Chocolate-powered 145mph racing car made of vegetables
- Britain slipping down European league table?
- Wakefield MP wins Brake award
- IRSO conference to focus on the future
- Recession may increase drivers' risks
- Chairman's opening address at AGM, 27/4/09
- Father's pavement protest cut short
- LARSOA members to be asked to endorse name change
- New role for driving examiners
- Man arrested for crashing bar stool
- Deaths and serious injuries at record low
- Nominations sought for royal awards
- Tough new powers come into force
- 'Smart' cameras focus on driver distractions
March 2009
- Ex-cop's 'atishoo' of lies
- Sat nav leaves BMW left teetering on cliff edge
- Oliver Garvey obituary
- Runway driving lesson causes near disaster
- Breakdown advice from Brake
- Safety advice for foreign drivers
- Minister makes 'impassioned stand' at Congress
- Driver wakes up in coffin
- Motorists set to be caught by new MoT rules
- Foreign drivers face £900 roadside fines
- Holyrood puts brakes on bilingual signs
- Transport professionals 'TAP' in
- Partnership working pays dividends in Essex
- Multi-lingual presentations help get message across
- Cyclops warning
- Tina takes top prize
- £3.5m for 'innovative' road safety projects
- 30% casualty reduction in West Yorkshire
- Deputy fire chief in IAM role
- Blind mechanic can work in the dark
- THINK! annual survey findings: special report
- Pilot scheme to 'prevent a wreck'
February 2009
- Time Bank hosts conference for members
- Examiner sues learner after 'worst exam ever'
- Photo licence drivers face fines
- Ban for traffic jam farmer
- Fondation Norauto launches annual European awards
- Brake launches Road Safety Exchange
- Crackdown urged on motorists' level-crossing 'lunacy'
- Woman fails driving test 771 times
- Report highlights flu dangers for drivers
- LARSOA publishes election plans
- Hard core of banned drivers not deterred, AA says
- Best-seller tops 1m sales
- 'Warning - zombies ahead!'
- Man lands on church roof
January 2009
- Road safety service announced
- Uninsured drivers left with nowhere to hide
- Competition winner gets 4x4 experience
- LARSOA national conference dates and venue announced
- 'SLOW' system for tailgaters
- End in sight for uninsured drivers?
- Road deaths lowest on record
- Harry Green honoured
- Boy, 6, takes family car after missing bus
- Residents want clampdown
- LARSOA AGM date confirmed
- Enforcement stepped up as offences continue
- Footballer stars at final
- Essex road deaths down
- Irish road deaths lowest in 47 years
- Drivers may face '10-year health tests'
