#RoadSafetyWeek #RoadSafety #StopTheKnock An average of five people die every day on Britain’s roads. That’s five knocks on the door and five bereaved families whose lives are changed forever… We CAN change this and make a difference if we ALL do our bit to keep each other safe when using the roads, today and every day.

#TyreSafetyMonth #TyreSafe #Tyres The black, they’re round and they keep you on the ground so remember to take care of them! Check your tyres at least once a month and before a long journey…

#ProjectEDWARD #RoadSafety #FOS Here our Road Safety Officer Neil shows our support for the European Day Without A Road Death at the Goodwood Festival of Speed. You can show your support too by signing the pledge at www.projectedward.eu

The European Day Without A Road Death (Project EDWARD) is taking place this year on 26 September. Find out what you can do to support the initiative and make every day a Project EDWARD day.

Remember when you were younger and you were taught the Green Cross Code? With 4,940 serious injury collisions and 409 pedestrian fatalities in 2014 the message is more important now than ever! When crossing the road you need to take things back to basics and STOP, LOOK and LISTEN. Find a safe place to cross preferably a pedestrian crossing, but …

There were 4,940 serious injury collisions and 409 fatalities involving pedestrians in 2014. As a driver you need to keep your eyes open for pedestrians and other vulnerable road users and anticipate what they may do, particularly in in the days when everybody seems to be glued to the screen of a smartphone. Make sure you keep your speed down …

Are you running late for that important meeting, flight or show? Driving aggressively or too close the car in front isn’t going to make it go any quicker! Make sure you leave yourself plenty of time to make it to your appointments without having to rush. Be that driver you is courteous and shows consideration of other road users, not …

Pedestrians, cyclists, motorcycles and horses are all vulnerable road users and require a bit more courtesy and consideration to make sure that everyone stays safe on the road. In 2014 100 cyclists died and 3,237 were seriously injured on the roads whilst 365 motorcyclists died with 5,037 being seriously injured.

Driving whilst using a mobile ‘phone has been illegal for a number of years because of the huge risk that it poses. Using a mobile ‘phone can include texting, checking e-mails, updating social media or even following a map. Using a hands free mobile is just as problematic as drivers aren’t concentrating on the road ahead. But there’s more to …