NDORS COURSE UPDATE:
Important Coronavirus Update
Due to the current coronavirus situation, all physical classroom courses have been suspended until further notice and have been replaced by online courses. To book your online course, please click on the link: https://offer.ndors.org.uk/#/home
We are currently operating a remote booking centre and unable to receive live telephone calls. You may call 01277 636675 and leave a message and we will return your call (Mon-Fri. 08:00-16:00) or email driverintervention@essex.gov.uk
Latest Partnership News
Working towards Vision Zero – what did 2020 look like on the roads of Essex?
23 February 2021
In November 2020, the Safer Essex Roads Partnership (SERP) launched Vision Zero.
More than 280 drink and drug drive arrests over the festive period
7 January 2021
Essex Police made more than 280 drink and drug driving related arrests over December and the New Year period as officers continue to keep you safe on the roads.
SERP offers winter road-safety advice
15 December 2020
With the Christmas rush now in full swing and the weather likely to become colder over the Christmas period, SERP asks road-users to take extra care and to look out for each other.
Police cells open 24/7 for drink and drug drivers
3 December 2020
“Pubs and restaurants might be shutting at 11pm but police cells are open 24/7 for the most dangerous drivers” – that’s our message as we start our Christmas anti-drink and drug driving campaign.
Vision Zero: No more deaths on Essex roads
19 November 2020
How many people dying on the roads in Essex every year do you think is acceptable?… 5? 20? 42? (42 is the actual number of people that died on our roads last year).
Road users urged to take extra care during lockdown two
13 November 2020
Amid the latest Covid-19 restrictions, the Safer Essex Roads Partnership (SERP) is asking drivers once again to take extra care with regard to vulnerable road users.
Campaigns
Vision Zero: No more deaths on Essex roads
19 November 2020
How many people dying on the roads in Essex every year do you think is acceptable?… 5? 20? 42? (42 is the actual number of people that died on our roads last year).
Choices for humanity
29 February 2020
The #ChoicesForHumanity road safety campaign aims to encourage all road users to make better choices.
