Road safety campaigns

We run a range of campaigns throughout the year that address national, regional and local priorities.

• • Be seen as clocks go back

    As clocks go back, we're reminding cyclists and pedestrians to take extra precautions to stay safe.

• Avoid the mourning after Drivers are urged to ‘avoid the mourning after’ and never drive under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
• Give cyclists space Last year 131 cyclists were injured on Liverpool’s roads, with 33 riders suffering serious injuries.
• Kill your speed We are sending a warning to all drivers in the city to kill their speed, due to the number of traffic offences and speeding tickets.
• Drive safely this Easter Just a like a spring clean helps refresh our homes, a little car care can help avoid unwanted breakdowns over the Easter break. 
• Belt up in the back Young people are being urged to ‘belt up in the back’ as new data highlights the staggering number killed in car crashes not wearing their seatbelts.
• Don't drink or drug drive Over the festive season, driving or accepting a lift from a driver under the influence could end in tragedy, so plan ahead and find a safe way to travel. 
• Winter driving guidelines How to take extra precautions this winter in adverse weather conditions.
• Be a tyre safety hero and ACT! In Tyre Safety Month we ask all drivers to 'Be a tyre safety hero' and get in on the ACT.
• Park safely around schools Inconsiderate and dangerous parking around schools is a significant problem, placing children and others at risk.