If you’re a driver, did you know that you have more responsibility to help keep pedestrians safe on our roads? It’s called the ‘hierarchy of road users’ in the highway code.
This is the question our officers will be asking drivers they stop during a national eyesight campaign starting this week.
Warwickshire riders encouraged to refresh skills with discounted ‘Back to Biking’ training As the colder months approach and road conditions become more challenging, Warwickshire Road Safety Education is urging motorcyclists to prepare for winter riding by brushing up on their skills — and offering a special training offer. In partnership with Phoenix Motorcycle… Continue reading Warwickshire riders encouraged to refresh skills with discounted ‘Back to Biking’ training
A young driver from Wackrill Drive, Leamington Spa has been sent to prison for 10 years and disqualified from driving for five years for killing his girlfriend by dangerous driving.
Some parents may be surprised to hear that how you drive, talk about driving, and supervise practice directly affects how your children will drive in later life.
We are encouraging parents and carers to take the opportunity to ensure their child car seat is safe and legal at one of the free child car seat check events being held across Warwickshire next week.
Three drivers caught speeding multiple times in Warwickshire but who failed to change their behaviour were banned for a total of 21 months and fined almost £3,000 at Leamington Magistrates Court on 19 August.
BikeSafe workshops help bikers improve their skills, enjoyment and overall safety on the roads. National Highways have teamed up with them to offer their one-day courses for just £49.
National statistics tell us that in July 21% more people are killed or seriously injured on the UK road network than in any other month. This is a scary fact.
Although motorcyclists make up less than 3% of vehicles on the UK’s roads, they represent more than 20% of those killed on our roads. So we carried out a deep dive into our data that revealed our 46-65 year old leisure riders on high powered 500cc and above bikes are particularly at risk in Warwickshire.
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