Weblinks
General Road Safety advice sites.
- Brake Road Safety Charity
Road Safety Advice from Brake - a national road safety charity. - The Department for Transport
The Department for Transport provides leadership across the transport sector to achieve its objectives, working with regional, local and private sector partners to deliver many of the services. This section contains information on the Department's aims and objectives, its organisational structure, and the responsibilities of the various affiliated agencies. - PACTS
The Parliamentary Advisory Council For Transport Safety - RoSPA Road Safety Resources
Road Safety advice from RoSPA - The AA
Motoring advice from The AA - THINK!
The Department for Transport's THINK! campaign contains useful information for all road users. - Road Safety Foundation
The Road Safety Foundation (formerly the Foundation for Road Safety Research) was founded in 1986 by the UK Automobile Association (then a member-owned motoring club). - The SURVIVE Group
The SURVIVE Group is a partnership between the Highways Agency, the Association of Chief Police Officers, the breakdown/recovery industry and other service providers. The SURVIVE Group has been established to improve the safety of those who work on the road network and the travelling public and is also dedicated to the promotion of driving safety. - Know Your Road Signs Booklet
A comprehensive guide to roadsigns in the UK from the Department for Transport - Are you safely fitted?
Are you safely fitted? - A DVD that looks at child car seats and who should use which sort of seat. There is a section for both parents and youngsters to encourage a dialogue within the family on this important topic. - Fit To Tow DVD
Fit To Tow DVD - A DVD to raise awareness of the safety risks involved when towing a caravan or trailer and the importance of ensuring you are towing safely, the Highways Agency has issued a new safety DVD, Fit to Tow, presented by Carol Smillie - Hitched magazine
Hitched magazine - Hitched magazine is broken down into four sections; utility trailers, caravans, livestock trailers and heavy plant. This allows the reader to dip in to get the most relevant information for what they are towing. It combines these sections which general information which is relevant to all those who tow. The printed version also includes a UK road atlas that which makes it ideal as a reference document that can be kept in the glove box of anybody who tows. - Fit to Go leaflet
Fit to Go leaflet- A leaflet giving advice for drivers of agricultural vehicles
