An independent impact study published to mark The Road Safety Trust’s tenth anniversary has outlined how the charity’s funding has helped build the evidence base for safer roads across the UK.

The Government has announced plans to introduce new regulation allowing local authorities outside of London to enforce against pavement parking. The measure is one of many tabled in the English ...

With the clocks going forward this weekend bringing about the return of longer daylight hours, coupled with the onset of better weather, many drivers spend longer on the roads and undertake longer ...

National Road Safety Conference (NRSC) is Road Safety GB’s flagship event, with the 2026 edition – the 16 th – being held at The Queens Hotel, Leeds on 24-25 November 2026. For the past three years ...

DfT data shows that drink-drive collisions claimed 260 lives in 2023, while 6,310 people were injured or killed by motorists over the legal alcohol limit. The Home Office figures also reveal that ...

GEM Motoring Assist is celebrating a significant milestone, with its suite of Blue Light Aware videos surpassing 10 million views across social media platforms. Since launching th ...

Road Safety GB is delighted to announce that Lilian Greenwood, minister for local transport, will officially open next month’s Mature Drivers’ Conference, delivering a keynote address to attendees.

The Shiny Side Up Partnership (SSUP) is relaunching a social media campaign in a bid to highlight the most common causes of collisions involving motorcyclists this Spring. The Know the Dangers ...

“While we appreciate that there is a science to be motorcyclists being seen, it is up to all drivers to look for all traffic before pulling out, turning or navigating junctions – and this includes ...

The T.R.I.P. campaign encourages drivers to plan their journey in advance, including carrying out all necessary vehicle checks as well as factoring in rest stops before they set off on any long or ...

TfL is investing £94.8m across the 32 London boroughs and the City of London over the next year to make streets safer, healthier and greener.

An award-winning motorcycle safety project that was first trialled in Scotland is continuing to save lives on our trunk road network. Project PRIME saw Transport Scotland work with The Road Safety ...