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Accessibility statement for think.gov.uk

…success criterion 1.3.1 (information and relationships). We’ve assessed the cost of fixing the issues with navigation and accessing information, and with interactive tools and transactions. We believe that doing so…

Education resources

Highway Code Changes

…there is more information on these changes. Assets supplied are free to use for educational purposes, however if used in a paid-for capacity (particularly outside of the national campaign period)…

THINK Map

…road, and how it is everyone’s responsibility to try and prevent accidents happening in the future. To get started, type in any place name, street name or postcode in the…

Travel Like You Know Them

On the 29 January 2022, The Highway Code changed to improve road safety for people walking, cycling or horse riding. The changes were communicated in two phases. A factual awareness…

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…

Mates for Life 2023

THINK! research shows that 8 in 10 young men agree it is unacceptable to drive over the legal limit and note personal responsibility to intervene, but almost a third say…

Pint Block

…Block’ films encourage young men to intervene to stop a mate drinking before they drive. The films show mates using inventive and surreal ways to step in, with the message…

Party Car

…encourages passengers to ‘let a mate concentrate’. We’ve created a suite of videos that will run across social media and online video, including Instagram stories, Snapchat and gaming apps. The…

Good drivers – we salute you

…July across video on demand, social media, online video, podcast and in-game streaming. Our launch assets, created in partnership with the County FA, can be downloaded at the links below….