Road Safety GB is inviting nominations for the 2026 Achievement Award, recognising individuals who have made an outstanding contribution to improving road safety. The award celebrates people whose ...

The RSGB Academy has published its calendar of professional development courses for the remainder of 2026, offering road safety practitioners a wide range of opportunities to build their knowledge and ...

This award recognises an individual who has contributed significantly to road safety in the United Kingdom over a substantial period of time. The Road Safety GB Community Award This award recognises ...

The RSGB Academy has launched a new training course designed to help road safety practitioners deliver engaging, effective and evidence-informed road safety education within schools and other learning ...

A driving licence confirms that someone demonstrated the required standard on the day they passed their test. But should it be treated as evidence that they will remain a safe and ...

Drivers are being urged to take extra care at junctions as new figures reveal a rise in motorcyclist fatalities and highlight the continuing dangers riders face on Britain’s roads. GEM Motoring Assist ...

New analysis by the RAC has highlighted the scale of excessive speeding on lower-speed roads, with seven-in-10 UK police forces recording drivers travelling at more than twice the speed limit on 30mph ...

Road Safety Week 2026 will take place from 15–21 November, with this year’s campaign focusing on the theme ‘Safe People on the Move’. Organised by Brake, the annual campaign will begin on Sunday 15 ...

Living Streets has launched a new campaign highlighting concerns over the increasing use of autonomous delivery robots on pavements, warning that their operation is outpacing the development of clear ...

Highway authorities could find it easier to improve night-time road safety following Department for Transport (DfT) Type Approval for a new active road stud that can be installed using the same ...

More than 10,000 drivers received penalty points on their licences for driving unroadworthy vehicles last year, new data analysed by the RAC’s mobile servicing and repairs division has found.