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Cycle Safety

…Be prepared Always use lights after dark or when visibility is poor. Light-coloured or fluorescent clothing can help other road users to see you in daylight and poor light, while…

‘Safe Adventures’ supporting children as they move to secondary school 

The THINK! ‘Safe Adventures’ campaign (launched in April 2024) , aims to help parents across the country prepare their children for independent travel when they move to secondary school. Road…

Cycling

…dangerous, or where danger arises from the state of the vehicle. Causing death by dangerous driving: Causing the death of another person while driving dangerously on a road or other…

THINK Map

…and aim to keep the map as up-to-date as possible. Please download the About THINK Map Data PDF to find out more about our data sources and frequency of updates….

Guidance for educators

…play and in real life. You can also invite local authority road safety officers to come in and support delivery. Parental engagement on this topic is crucial. A combined approach…

Road safety campaigns and advice

Wrong Side of the Road

…you’re blocking a mate’s pint, or stopping them drink driving with a wild story about adventures still to come, you’re being the best mate you can be. Keep it up,…

Media centre

Contact details for the Department for Transport’s media office Journalists should call our central newsdesk on 020 7944 3021. This media-only line operates from Monday to Friday, 8am to 7pm….

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…don’t show them to you again Find out more about how to manage cookies. How cookies are used on the THINK! website You may see a pop-up welcome message when…

Is pushing your speed worth it?

…GOV.UK (www.gov.uk) Driving on country roads – your complete guide | RAC Drive. The Highway Code – Driving in adverse weather conditions (226 to 237) – Guidance – GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)…