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Highway Code Changes

        Following changes to The Highway Code that came into effect on 29 January 2022, THINK! launched a campaign to shift attitudes and encourage safer driving behaviours…

THINK! Campaign urges young men to stop their friends drink-driving

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,…

Double penalties for motorists using mobiles

…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 their licence and…

Seat belts

…law Drivers and passengers who fail to wear seat belts in the front and back of vehicles are breaking the law. For those aged 14 and over, failure to wear…

Road safety campaigns and advice

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…

Mobile phones

…driving. This means you cannot hold a phone or similar device in your hand to follow a map, read and send messages, make or take calls, use the Internet, take…

THINK! launches a new website with downloadable campaign resources.

Today 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…

Website feedback form

…Primary school teacher Secondary school teacher Learning support practitioner Parent Transport stakeholder 2. What were you looking for today? Please provide detail below: 3. How satisfied were you with your…

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

…reduce child road deaths by 90% since records began in 1979. Road Safety Minister, Jesse Norman, said: We have some of the safest roads in the world and in the…