Safety on the road
Travelling to and from work on the road is one of the most dangerous activities most people will undertake in the working week.
According to figures from the Department for Transport, in 2019 there were 25,945 seriously injured casualties in reported road traffic accidents and a total of 1,752 people were killed on British roads.
Being involved in a road accident could mean that you are unable to work for long periods of time or even not being able to return to work at all.
Vulnerable road users
Pedestrians, cyclists and motorcyclists have much higher casualty rates per mile travelled than other road users.
Cycle Safety M-Checklist
Check it yourself: Make sure your cycle is ride-ready by using this chain to handlebar check list.
Drivers and Vulnerable Road Users
Advice for drivers on how to avoid collisions with pedestrians, cyclists and other vulnerable road users.
Driving Safely for Longer
Guidance for continuing to be a safe driver in later life and maintaining the independence having your own vehicle brings.
Ride Safe
Our top tips for riding, better, smoother and safer and getting more out of your motorbike.