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There are many resources open to the public to learn more about road safety.
Below is a list of links to other sites as well as to our partner organisations.

www.arrivealive.info
A supplementary Driving Standards Agency (DSA) website, dedicated to influencing young people’s attitudes towards learning to drive and passing the driving test.

www.brake.org.uk
Brake promotes safe use of roads by addressing the skills and attitudes of road users, enforcement of traffic rules and appropriate punishment and education of road users who break the law.

www.think.dtlr.gov.uk
The THINK! Road Safety campaign website. Here you'll find news of latest campaigns and road safety advice to keep everyone safer on the UK's roads. You can download leaflets, factsheets and posters for more information and there are links to other sites you might find useful.

www.iam.org.uk
The aims and objectives of the Institute of Advanced Motorists (the IAM) are to improve the standard of driving (and riding) on the UK roads, the advancement of road safety and the administration of an advanced test.

www.rospa.org.uk
The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents is a registered charity. Their website provides information, advice, resources and training. RoSPA aims to campaign for change, influence opinion, contribute to debate, educate and inform - for the good of all.

www.gmroadsafety.co.uk
The Greater Manchester Group of Road Safety Officers website aims to provide information relating to the services the group provides both individually and in partnership.

www.roadpeace.org
RoadPeace is the UK's national charity for bereaved and injured road traffic victims. RoadPeace campaigns to make the roads safer for everyone, including drivers, with slower speeds, better enforcement and changes in the law to create a real deterrent to irresponsible behaviour.

www.dft.gov.uk
Information relating to the policy behind Safety Camera Partnerships can be located on the Department for Transport website. If you wish to read more about the DfT handbook which governs the rules of the partnership, please follow this link.

www.larsoa.org.uk
LARSOA is a national road safety organisation that represents Road Safety Officers (RSOs) employed in local government across the UK. The website features regularly updated road safety news.

www.roada.org.uk
RoSPA Advanced Drivers Association's aim is to reduce road accidents by encouraging interest in road safety, by improving driving standards, knowledge and skill and by enabling members to pass the RoADA's Advanced Driving Test. Our members can receive FREE tuition to raise their standard of driving to that of the Association's Advanced Driving Test.

www.safedrivingandriding.org.uk
Manchester Group of RoSPA Advanced Drivers' Association run advanced driving and riding courses for anyone seeking to improve their driving or riding skills by becoming safer, more skillful drivers and riders.

Speed Awareness
The Speed Awareness Course is an alternative to receiving a fixed penalty fine and 3 points on your driving license.

Partnership Links:
Bolton MBC
Bury MBC
Manchester City Council
Oldham MBC
Rochdale MBC
Salford City Council
Stockport MBC
Tameside MBC
Trafford MBC
Wigan MBC
Highways Agency
Greater Manchester Police
Manchester Primary Care Trust
Her Majesty's Courts Service
Crown Prosecution Service

 
 
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In 2003 the Department of Transport gave the ten Local Authorities in the Greater Manchester county the go ahead to join up with the Her Majesty's Courts Service, the Highways Agency, The Crown Prosecution Service, Manchester Primary Care Trust, Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service and Greater Manchester Police to form the Casualty Reduction Partnership. Statistics show speed contributes to thousands of road deaths each year. DRIVESAFE's aim is to educate drivers of the dangers of using excessive speeds.