Warwickshire Road Safety Partnership holds an annual memorial service, ‘Remember the lives lost and injured on Warwickshire’s roads’ 

It is held on the third Sunday in November, which is the World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims (#WDoR2024). In 2025, it will be held on Sunday, November 16th, at 11 a.m. at Old Shire Hall in Warwick. 

The service allows people from all backgrounds, faiths, and beliefs affected by a tragedy on our roads to come together and have a moment to reflect. It also allows the broader community of Warwickshire to show solidarity and support for those who have been bereaved. 

The event also reminds us that all deaths and injuries on our roads can be prevented and that we all have a responsibility to use the highway network safely. Warwickshire Road Safety Partnership has set a target of halving all road casualties in the county by 2030, and, ultimately, we want to get to a position where no one suffers the loss of a loved one on our roads. That will need everyone to play their part and become safer road users, and as a Partnership, we are working hard to achieve this.