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Road Safety Week aims to inspire thousands of schools, organisations and communities to take action on road safety and promote life-saving messages during the week and beyond. It also provides a focal point for professionals working in road safety to boost awareness and engagement in their work.
Every year, more than 1,700 people die on UK roads.
Another 30,000 receive serious, life-changing injuries.
The numbers are shocking, and there has been no significant reduction for more than a decade.
But road casualties are not just statistics. Behind every number is a family in turmoil. A grief-stricken family trying to navigate its way through the complex procedures that often follow a road crash. Behind every number is a family whose lives have been changed forever in an instant. A family that needs help.
This November (15 - 21) Brake is asking everyone to think about the role that they play in keeping each other safe on our roads.
If you are keen to get involved, sign up now to find out what's happening for 2026. The charity will send updates by email to everyone who has registered.
Another 30,000 receive serious, life-changing injuries.
The numbers are shocking, and there has been no significant reduction for more than a decade.
But road casualties are not just statistics. Behind every number is a family in turmoil. A grief-stricken family trying to navigate its way through the complex procedures that often follow a road crash. Behind every number is a family whose lives have been changed forever in an instant. A family that needs help.
This November (15 - 21) Brake is asking everyone to think about the role that they play in keeping each other safe on our roads.
If you are keen to get involved, sign up now to find out what's happening for 2026. The charity will send updates by email to everyone who has registered.
For further information about SYSRP, our campaigns or initiatives, please get in touch via enquiries@sysrp.co.uk.
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