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SAFETY WARNING TO EMPLOYERS AFTER DRIVER PARALYSED
25 April 2007 - ROSPA
The case of an employee left paralysed when he crashed after working long hours was a warning to all employers that they have to take work-related road safety seriously, the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents said today. |
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ROSPA BACKS GLOBAL ROAD SAFETY WEEK - APRIL 23-29, 2007
20 April 2007 - ROSPA
The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents is delighted to support the first United Nations Global Road Safety Week (April 23-29), which focuses on young road users. |
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SIMULATOR SHOWS DANGERS OF SPEED, DRINK AND PHONES
19 April 2007 - ROSPA
A new online simulator to prove to drivers the dangers of being behind the wheel when travelling too fast, after drinking or when using a mobile phone has been launched by RoSPA. |
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NEW GUIDE TO KEEP VOLUNTEERS SAFE ON THE ROAD
10 April 2007 - ROSPA
RoSPA has launched a new handbook to help volunteer drivers avoid accidents and injuries to themselves, their passengers and other road users. |
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ROSPA AND TESCO TACKLE WORK-RELATED ROAD RISK
05 April 2007 - ROSPA
An innovative driving challenge lies ahead of delivery staff at the UK's largest supermarket chain, thanks to a unique partnership between RoSPA and Tesco. |
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AWARDS RECOGNISE SERVICE TO ROAD SAFETY
07 March 2007 - ROSPA
Tireless efforts to reduce deaths and injuries on Britain's roads have been recognised by the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents. |
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REPORT SHOWS NEED FOR EMPLOYERS TO MANAGE ROAD RISK
26 February 2007 - ROSPA
RoSPA is renewing its call for employers to play a key role in reducing the risk to staff who use the road for work, in light of a national report published today |
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HANDS-FREE PHONES WILL NOT MAKE DRIVERS SAFE
22 February 2007 - ROSPA
People wanting to avoid picking up three points for using a hand-held mobile phone while driving should not be deceived into thinking hands-free kits are safe to use at the wheel, RoSPA warned today. |
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GAPS TO BE PLUGGED IN ROAD SAFETY EDUCATION
19 February 2007 - ROSPA
Experts will meet next week to explore how road safety education throughout childhood and beyond is crucial if deaths and injuries on Britain> '> s roads are to be cut. |
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PLEASE URGE YOUR MP TO VOTE FOR LIGHTER EVENINGS TO SAVE LIVES
24 January 2007 - ROSPA
RoSPA is urging people to seek their MP’s support for a Bill coming before Parliament this month which would bring lighter evenings all year round and save hundreds of deaths and serious injuries on Britain’s roads. |
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NEW MOBILE LAW WELCOMED
23 January 2007 - ROSPA
WARNING TO BOSSES AS MOBILE PHONE LAW GETS NEW TEETH |
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DRINK-DRIVE LIMIT MUST BE CUT
15 January 2007 - ROSPA
ANOTHER BAD XMAS SAY RoSPA |
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ANOTHER AWARD FOR ROSPA
07 January 2007 - ROSPA
An online risk assessment tool that gives organisations a better idea of their employees strengths and weaknesses behind the wheel has won a second award for its pioneering approach to road safety. |
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NEW ROLE FOR GEORGINA WILMER
02 January 2007 - ROSPA
The start of 2007 has been marked by a new appointment at RoSPA Driver and Fleet Solutions. |
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A DOUBLE DANGER FOR DRIVERS THIS CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR
20 December 2006 - ROSPA
Drivers need to act now to beat the double dangers of drink and fatigue which increase at Christmas time, the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents warned today. |
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DRIVING THE MOST DANGEROUS WORK ACTIVITY
27 November 2006 - ROSPA
BUSINESSES SHOULD FOCUS ON COMPANY DRIVER TRAINING |
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SAUL JEAVONS JOINS ROSPA TEAM
23 November 2006 - ROSPA
One of the country's leading experts on fleet safety management has joined RoSPA's Driver and Fleet Solutions team as a Senior Consultant. |
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NEW FACE AT ROSPA
16 November 2006 - ROSPA
JAYNE JOINS DRIVER AND FLEET SOLUTIONS TEAM |
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NEW GUIDELINES TO IMPROVE SAFETY
16 November 2006 - ROSPA
SAFETY CHECKS NEEDED FOR TECHNOLOGY IN COMPANY CARS |
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A NINETY PER CENT BACK LIGHTER EVENINGS CAMPAIGN
27 October 2006 - ROSPA
As the clocks go back this weekend, 90 per cent of people who have voted in an online poll run by the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents support the campaign for lighter evenings all-year-round. |
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