A collaboration of leading researchers, road safety organisations and insurance specialists will explore how car insurance policies could help reduce crashes involving young drivers and better protect them, their passengers and other road users. The feasibility study will test whether a safety rating system could help young drivers and parents look beyond price when choosing motor insurance - identifying products with evidence-based features designed to support safer drivi

Young people will take the lead in a major new project exploring how driver training, testing and licensing can make driving safer and fairer for them, before presenting their recommendations to local and national decision-makers.

After more than 22 years working in road safety, it suddenly occurred to me the other day that if I want to help reduce road harm, perhaps I'm actually in the wrong profession. That thought came to me while in Sweden last week - home of Vision Zero and one of the safest countries in the world when it comes to road safety.

A new national campaign is launching today to help better protect child passengers and support the Government’s target of reducing child road deaths and serious injuries by 70% by 2035. Rear Face for Safety is calling for a shift in how child car seat safety is communicated in the UK, encouraging parents to keep children rear-facing until at least four years old - supported by evidence showing children are up to five times safer travelling rear-facing than forward-facing. In

Today I had the honour of speaking at the Hampshire and Isle of Wight Road Safety Summit, hosted by Police and Crime Commissioner Donna Jones and Hampshire & Isle of Wight Constabulary.

It’s been a busy and rewarding week supporting John Duncan and Emma Thompson’s visit to the UK and connecting them with colleagues across the road safety community. John and Emma are from BRAKE Australia , a registered charity delivering evidence-based driver awareness education in secondary schools. Its curriculum-aligned programme, developed by a former police sergeant with input from educators, emergency services and parents, has reached more than 80,000 students in over 1