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Christmas THINK! road safety campaign released. Don’t let your mates drink and drive – that’s the message for young men in this year’s Christmas THINK! campaign, which launches today (Friday, 14 December 2018). Three new films are being released, based on the award-winning #matesmatter campaign, which last year had the biggest shift in over a […]
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This Christmas we want to encourage young men to step in when their mate is tempted to drink drive. Mates are highly influential in young peoples lives and we want to embrace this influence to tackle drink drivers, by encouraging mates to intervene, at a time when drink driving is at it’s peak. We […]
Read moreToday THINK!, the government’s flagship road safety campaign, launched a new website to help support road safety campaigns and education in England and Wales. The new website brings together the previous stakeholder, education and campaigns websites into a single platform to make it easier for people to find the information they need. THINK! worked with […]
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TV presenter launches a new ‘stop, look, listen, think’ road safety campaign to encourage children to think carefully about crossing roads. Children are being urged to ‘stop, look, listen, think’ in a new road safety campaign launched by children’s presenter Sam Homewood and THINK! today (16 May 2018). The CiTV star visited Holy Family school […]
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Christmas campaign works with Kiss FM to get people encouraging their friends not to drink and drive. Tell your friends not to drink drive this festive period – says latest THINK! campaign starting today (7 December 2017). For this year’s campaign, which runs to January 1 (2018), THINK! has teamed up with Kiss FM duo Rickie […]
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New road safety resources released to help teachers and schools highlight the dangers of the road. Road Safety Minister Jesse Norman has launched a new road safety campaign aimed at teachers and schools to help cut child fatalities. A recent survey revealed that 67% of children get fewer than 2 hours of road safety education […]
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Motorists using a phone while driving will receive 6 points on their licence and a £200 fine. New drivers face losing their licence if they use their phones at the wheel under tough measures coming into force today (1 March 2017), warned Transport Secretary Chris Grayling. Motorists using a phone while driving will receive 6 points on […]
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