The 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. It is sponsored by GEM ...

An updated installation toolkit has been published to help local authorities and road safety practitioners introduce PRIME road markings, following the completion of the second phase of the motorcycle ...

A new campaign created by the Safer Essex Roads Partnership (SERP) is challenging young drivers to rethink their attitudes towards speed. There Are No Respawns uses gaming-inspired content to ...

Businesses on the Isle of Wight are being encouraged to support a campaign aimed at reducing road traffic collisions by promoting safer driving behaviours across communities. The Isle of Wight Council ...

Lancashire County Council is hosting a free webinar for professionals working to support older road users to remain safe, active and independent for longer. ‘Fit to Drive? How do we keep our older ...

Connected vehicle data could help local authorities identify emerging road safety risks before serious collisions occur, according to the findings of a pilot carried out thanks to funding from The ...

Research has also questioned the effectiveness of current ‘advanced’ training. While advice based on police emergency response and racing techniques may influence rider behaviour, published ...

More than 524,000 children received cycle training through Bikeability and related programmes during 2025–26, with 93% of those completing Level 2 saying they felt more confident cycling on roads. The ...

Mechanical failure accounts for 77% of towing-related incidents, despite a 17% reduction in traffic collisions involving towed vehicles. The North West recorded a 60% increase in trailer failures ...

The number of people killed on Scotland’s roads fell sharply in 2025, according to new provisional figures published by Transport Scotland. A total of 134 people lost their lives in reported road ...

Belt up as Road Safety GB takes a look back at the history of seat belt legislation; with 2018 marking 50 years since it became UK law for cars to have seat belts fitted in the driver’s seat.