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New THINK! road safety campaign launched to help cut child deaths

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…

Double penalties for motorists using mobiles

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…

CiTV star Sam Homewood fronts latest THINK! campaign to get children crossing the road safely

…to think carefully about crossing roads as new materials for teachers, parents and road safety experts were released by THINK!. A new Safer Journeys Anthem, featuring the ‘stop, look, listen,…

THINK! Christmas Drink Drive

…showing how mates go out of their way to look out for each other to ensure they don’t drink and drive. This content will run on social media and online…

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…

Accessibility statement for think.gov.uk

…the information. This fails WCAG 2.1 success criterion 1.1.1 (non-text content). We plan to add text alternatives for all images by the end September 2020. When we publish new content…

THINK! Restart Activity

THINK! has launched a new series of social films in response to easing of Covid-19 restrictions and high-risk young male drivers returning to busier roads. Supporting the Government’s Safer Transport…

Tales of the Road

…is a great time to bring road safety to life for children. Introducing the newly updated Tales of the Road education resource. The resource contains new and updated tips and…

Mobile phones

…crash if you use your phone. Your reaction times are 2 times slower if you text and drive using a hands-free phone than if you drink drive, and this increases…

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