Author: Hazel Nicholas

Dangerous vehicles were taken off the road during a multi-agency road safety operation in Solihull on 22 November 2022.

Officers have increased their presence on Warwickshire’s roads to coincide with the football World Cup and lead up to Christmas in order to target and catch drink and drug drivers.

Warwickshire Police has revealed that a total of 4,680 drivers were caught speeding in the county during an anti speeding campaign that took place in October 2022.

Warwickshire Road Safety Partnership has joined with Guide Dogs to urge the public not to buy e-scooters this Christmas because it’s currently against the law to ride a privately owned e-scooter in any public place in the UK. There are also concerns for the safety of e-scooter riders and other road users including people with sight loss.

Warwickshire Road Safety Partnership has revealed the design concept for a new permanent memorial for road traffic victims that will be located at Hartshill Hayes Country Park in North Warwickshire.

Warwickshire Road Safety Partnership asks public to use What3Words app when calling emergency services Download the App. Get to know your What3Words.   Warwickshire Road Safety Partnership is launching an online campaign to raise awareness of ‘What3Words’ in a bid to get more residents in Warwickshire to use the app to provide emergency services with… Continue reading Warwickshire Road Safety Partnership asks public to use What3Words app when calling emergency services

Road Safety Partnership announces brand new digital resource to support School Crossing Patrols Warwickshire County Council’s Road Safety Education Team and School Crossing Patrol Service are launching a campaign to support School Crossing Patrols to operate safely.   This new campaign comprises a series of digital resources and social media clips to combat the rising… Continue reading Road Safety Partnership announces brand new digital resource to support School Crossing Patrols

Warwickshire Road Safety Partnership is inviting the public to a memorial service to ‘Remember the lives lost and injured on Warwickshire’s roads’ at St Mary’s Church, Warwick, between 2.30pm and 4.30pm on Sunday 20 November 2022 – the World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims.

Warwickshire Road Safety partners are raising awareness of how drivers, cyclists and bikers should safely pass a horse and rider on the roads by joining together to create a new online video in partnership with the Project Edward (Every Day Without A Road Death) team

A new van is being used to trial technology in Warwickshire that can detect drivers holding a mobile phone at the wheel and people failing to wear a seatbelt