Archive for the ‘News’ Category
Wokingham Event
By Dan Campsall in News
On Wednesday 1st June, Safer Roads will be supporting Wokingham Borough Council, along with the emergency services, in taking over… read article
Decade of Road Safety
By Dan Campsall in News
A New Focus on Road Safety at Home and Abroad Today marks the launch of a major UN initiative to… read article
Partnership Motorcycle Viral generates Over Four Million Hits.
By TVSRP in News
A ‘fake’ video demonstrating a horrific motorcycle collision involving a ‘CrashProof motorbike’ has spread across the internet generating over four… read article
10 Years in Partnership
By Dan Campsall in Annual Reports, News
As changes in funding arrangements loom, and plans are being made for a future without the Thames Valley Safer Roads… read article
Driver Fatigue Campaign Gains International Recognition
By Dan Campsall in Awards, News
An inspirational media campaign has won a Prince Michael International Road Safety Award. The Royal Awards recognise achievements in road… read article
Partnership Project Receives a Royal Award
By Dan Campsall in Awards, News
MAST, the revolutionary online analysis tool, has won a Prince Michael International Road Safety Award in recognition of its innovation… read article
Major international study into speed cameras published
By TVSRP in News, Statistics
An investigation by the Cochrane Collaboration, an international group of experts who specialise in public health issues, has shown that… read article
Safer roads after 10 years of Partnership working
By TVSRP in News, Statistics
10 years after the partnership was set-up to help reduce death and injury on the roads in Thames Valley, the… read article
Drivers Choose Education
By TVSRP in News
More drivers opt to attend speed awareness course than paying the fine and accepting the points. For the first time… read article
Lifting the Lid on Safety Camera Stats
By TVSRP in News, Statistics
Do cameras work as a long term road safety solution? For a number of years now, there have been many… read article