Category: WRSP News

National Young Rider Forum launches the New Rider Hub with the support from Warwickshire Road Safety Partnership. A one-stop-shop for new and young powered two-wheeler (PTW) riders has been launched, in an effort to help them safely navigate life on the road.   The New Rider Hub has been created by the National Young Rider… Continue reading NYRF launches the New Rider Hub with the support from Warwickshire Road Safety Partnership.

Warwickshire Road Safety Partnership announces free webinar for older drivers around the Highway Code changes and driver safety Experts in the field of road safety will discuss the Highway Code, help you understand the new rules for safer driving and offer advice and information to support older driver safety.   Organised by Warwickshire Road Safety… Continue reading Warwickshire Road Safety Partnership announces free webinar for older drivers around the Highway Code changes and driver safety

Warwickshire Road Safety Partnership is asking the public to join them in supporting Detective Chief Superintendent Andy Cox in his national challenge to raise awareness of road safety and much needed funding for the national charity RoadPeace for road crash victims in the UK.

Warwickshire Road Safety Partnership announces the return of The Adventures of Warwick Bear, 3rd – 13th May 2022 The Adventures of Warwick Bear, Warwickshire Road Safety Partnership’s road safety initiative for nurseries and pre-schools is returning in May 2022.   Warwickshire County Councils Road Safety Officers will be touring the County with their friendly mascot,… Continue reading Warwickshire Road Safety Partnership announces the return of The Adventures of Warwick Bear, 3rd – 13th May 2022

With warmer weather on the way Warwickshire Road Safety Partnership is asking drivers and cyclists to please stay alert and look out for each other especially at junctions and to make sure you know the recent changes to the Highway Code

Warwickshire Road Safety Partnership is encouraging bikers to get the most out of your bike this season by refreshing your riding skills and learning some new ones at a one day BikeSafe or half day Biker Down course.

Warwickshire Road Safety Partnership is asking the public not to buy an e-scooter because it is illegal to ride a privately owned e-scooter in any public place in the UK and your e-scooter may be seized by police.

Warwickshire Police officers have stopped and checked the safety of commercial vehicles using Warwickshire’s roads during two road safety enforcement operations on 3 and 10 March.

Warwickshire Road Safety Partnership launches their Road Safety Month-long Campaign Warwickshire Road Safety Partnership has announced that partners will be joining forces to deliver engagement events throughout the county as part of a month-long campaign to raise awareness and educate about driver and rider behaviour to improve road safety. This campaign is in support of… Continue reading Warwickshire Road Safety Partnership launches their Road Safety Month-long Campaign

During just one week officers issued 16 Traffic Offence Reports (TORs) to drivers for using a handheld mobile phone whilst driving and 2 TOR’s for driving whilst not being in proper control of their vehicle. The public feel strongly about mobile phone use whilst driving too and submitted footage via Op Snap.