INVESTING IN SAFER MOBILITY

INVESTING IN SAFER MOBILITY

Dec 14, 2022 | EuroRAP

British EuroRAP Results 2022: Investing in Safer Mobility – Targeting Investment Across the British Road Network This year’s report tracks the safety performance of motorways and ‘A’ roads in Great Britain.The report shows how risk varies across the road network,...
Active Travel Tool

Active Travel Tool

Jun 27, 2022 | News

The Road Safety Foundation have launched an Active Travel Tool with funding from the Road Safety Trust. The tool aims to help UK road authorities evaluate active travel facilities for both safety according to Safe System principles, and age and ability. The tool...
Invitation to new EuroRAP Lunchtime seminar series

Invitation to new EuroRAP Lunchtime seminar series

Nov 2, 2021 | EuroRAP, News

Register HERE to join us on 9th November from 12 noon to 1 pm GMT for the first EuroRAP Lunchtime seminar on Crash Risk Mapping, with case studies from the UK and Croatia to demonstrate how the approach can be used. Brian Lawton from the UK’s Road Safety Foundation...

Building Back Safer

Jul 13, 2021 | EuroRAP

British EuroRAP Results 2021: Building Back Safer – Making Roads Fit for 2030 Titled ‘Building Back Safer – Making Roads Fit for 2030’, this year’s report produced in partnership with Ageas Insurance, tracks the performance of motorways and ‘A’ roads in Great Britain....

Looking Back – Moving Forward

Sep 17, 2020 | EuroRAP

This annual report tracks the safety of Britain’s motorways and ‘A’ roads, on which 60% of road deaths take place. Well-targeted packages of intevention can tackle these deaths and generate high economic returns: every year, more than £1.8 billion is diverted from...

Take this opportunity to tackle England’s highest risk roads

Jul 1, 2020 | News

The Road Safety Foundation and one of the UK’s largest motor insurers Ageas have today called on the Government to commit to a new Safer Roads Fund as a major investment in the country’s road network. Boris Johnson is expected to announce a spend of £900m for...