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Frinton Vision Zero Day: Schools, Speed Watch and Strong Community Support
The Safer Essex Roads Partnership (SERP) came together in Frinton-on-Sea for another successful Vision Zero Day, delivering a combination of education, enforcement, and community engagement to help reduce road danger and support Essex’s ambition of eliminating deaths and serious injuries on our roads. Road Safety Starts at the School Gates The day began at...
Face to Face with the Consequences: Schoolchildren Challenge Speeding Drivers in Waltham Abbey
As part of the latest Vision Zero Day, the Safer Essex Roads Partnership (SERP) brought together education, enforcement and community engagement across Waltham Abbey, with School Speed Watch taking centre stage. What happens when children ask speeding drivers why they were breaking the speed limit? For many motorists in Waltham Abbey, it proved to...
Harwich Vision Zero Day: Road Safety Action Across the Community
From school gates and local businesses to roadside enforcement sites, The Safer Essex Roads Partnership (SERP) came together in Harwich for another productive Vision Zero Day, engaging with hundreds of residents while tackling the behaviours that put lives at risk on Essex roads. “It’s Good to See Road Safety Being Taken Seriously” The day began...
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Close passes – the need to legitimise cycling
By Will Cubbin, Safer Essex Roads Partnership Manager...
Vision Zero: Five things authorities should do to pick up the pace
By Rebecca Morris, Vision Zero Communications...
Vision Zero: It is time to stop accepting the inevitability of road death
By Will Cubbin, Safer Essex Roads Partnership Manager...
