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Road safety website links
The following websites provide information about road
safety.
Statistics
Launched in October 2011, CrashMap allows the public access to
more than one million road traffic crash records for the first
time. Check out English Road Safety
Comparison which features UK road casualty data
from 2005 to 2011.
For further information visit Road Safety
Observatory.
Interactive online road safety games
Nationwide offers some fun online games.
For parents
RoadSafe for Parents shows
parents what they can do to help their children be better
drivers.
Free Range Kids - promoting independent travel
Sustrans is collecting signatures to put pressure on decision
makers to create communities so that our children can be
free-range.
Walking
- Sustrans promotes safer
routes to school.
- Walking for Health, WFH
provides information about locally organised free health walks you
might like to go along to.
- Streetwise is an interactive
safety education site.
- Kent and Medway Walking Bus
Group shows how to join a walking bus or start one up
yourself.
- Letzgogreen is a highly
recommended site that holds a lot of interactive materials with
clear lesson plans, suitable for Key Stages 1 and 2.
-
Healthy Schools carries health information for
teachers.
- Walk to School is
user-friendly and a must-visit site.
- International Walk to
School highlights the many reasons people and communities
walk to school.
- Tales of the Road has
road safety related games and videos aimed at children.
- The Children's Traffic Club is a
successful, award winning road safety programme for three and
four-year-olds.
- Bikeability explains
Medway's cyclist training program.
- ETA promotes Green Transport Week
and National Car-free Day. It also aims to reduce dependence on
cars and lorries.
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Natural England is a statutory consultee for:
- major transport schemes (such as roads, rail, port and
airport expansion);
- Environmental Impact Assessments of transport schemes; and
the
- Strategic Environmental Assessment/Sustainability Appraisal and
Habitats Regulations Assessment of Local Transport Plans and
Regional Transport Strategies.
- Living Streets from the
Pedestrians Association, has lots of useful links.
Road Safety professional organisations
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