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Education
  Don't Drive Distracted: 2009
Think Lives, Think Bike: 2009
Drive Drink and Drug Free: 2009
Talk and Text: 2009
Surviving Driving: 2009
Bike Show 2008: 2008
Best Mate: 2008
Summer Drink Drive: 2008
Rush Hour / Talk And Text: 2008
The End: 2007
Bike Show 2007: 2007
Speak Up To Slow Down: 2007
Street Lights Mean 30: 2007
Bike Show 2006: 2006
It's 30 For A Reason: 2006
Bike Show 2005: 2005
It's Not Impressive: 2005
What's Your Excuse?: 2005
Speeding Takes Lives: 2005
Bike Show 2004: 2004
Will Kill: 2004
TV Advert: 2004
Education Officers: 2004
 
 

We believe the best way to have a long-term impact on driving attitudes and behaviour is through an ongoing programme of education and training. We constantly remind the public that cameras are about the safety of all road users and are used to slow motorists down at accident hotspots.

The West Midlands Casualty Reduction Scheme work throughout the year with our partners and other road safety partnerships in the region to run educational publicity campaigns to raise awareness of safety cameras and road safety issues in general. Our advertising campaigns are led by research into driver attitudes and behaviour, and aim to get road safety messages across to as effectively as possible. Representatives from the Casualty Reduction Scheme also attend events to further raise awareness of road safety through direct contact and education with the public.

In this section you will find information about our previous campaigns and initiatives. Details of our current campaign can be found in the news section. For information on national road safety campaigns, see the THINK! road safety website.


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