1-14 June 2026
Operation Apex – 2Wheel Operation
Organised by National Police Chiefs Council
NPCC has placed a 2Wheel Operation (cycling and motorcycling) in June at the beginning of summer to raise awareness, provide education and impact two-wheel collisions.
For more details please contact virginia.ellis@westmidlands.police.uk

1 June 2026 (part one) & 8 June 2026 (part two)
The Ageing Driver (ADI Training Course)
Organised by RSGB Academy • Delivered via Zoom
This course is ideal for any Approved Driving Instructor or Potential Driving Instructor who wishes to learn more about how to support an older driver and who has limited experience in this area. The course will develop an ADI’s understanding of: common collisions experienced by older drivers; how the ageing process may impact on eyesight, hazard perceptions skills and strength and flexibility; the need to promote self-assessment skills and how to prepare for driving retirement.
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2 June 2026 (10.00 – 11.00)
CC Jo Shiner reflects on five years leading the NPCC Roads Policing portfolio
A Project EDWARD webinar • Delivered via Teams
This special online interview will mark five years since CC Shiner took on the role of National Police Chiefs’ Council lead for Roads Policing, a position in which she has provided national leadership focused on making roads safer, reducing death and serious injury, tackling crime and strengthening partnership working across the road safety community.
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3 June 2026 (11.30 – 12.30)
Protecting Young Drivers (No 3 of 4)
A Project Edward webinar • Delivered via Teams
The third webinar in the Project EDWARD series is supported by the Durham and Warwickshire Police and Crime Commissioners, with the AA and Acorn/Carrot Insurance. This session will focus on young drivers at work, exploring exciting new developments in technology designed to help them stay safe on the road.
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5 June 2026 (08.00 – 09.00)
Commercial Drivers’ Wellbeing
A Project EDWARD webinar • Delivered via Teams
Commercial drivers face a growing cluster of health risks, including high rates of obesity, sleep disorders, diabetes and hypertension, all linked to elevated collision risk and earlier mortality. Long hours, irregular shifts, lone working and limited access to healthy food and healthcare create a “stressogenic” environment that undermines both physical and mental health. Emerging evidence shows that structured workplace interventions, targeted health promotion and better access to clinical support can significantly improve wellbeing, reduce crashes and enhance productivity, offering clear benefits for drivers, operators and wider society.  
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9 June 2026 • 11.00 – 12.00
TfLs new action plan and WRRR analysis (webinar)
Hosted by Agilysis • Delivered via Teams
Join Stephen Mason and Hannah Cordts von Lowis of Menar for the latest Joining the Dots webinar exploring TfLs new action plan and Work-Related Road Risk analysis, and its implications for safer streets.
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9 June 2026 (11.0 – 12.00)
Developments in Motorcycle Safety
A Project EDWARD webinar • Delivered via Teams
Sign up now to join our professional webinar on  motorcycle safety – taking place just days before the Isle of Man TT begins and marking the conclusion of Phase 2 of Scotland’s PRIME motorcycle safety project. 
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10 June 2026 (daytime)
TyreSafe Annual Briefing 2026
Organised by TyreSafe • The Belfry, West Midlands
The TyreSafe Annual Briefing is a flagship event for road safety and the tyre industry. This year’s event will be the biggest ever—celebrating 20 years of collaboration, campaigning and change. Attendees can expect a full day of:
• Networking with senior stakeholders from across the tyre, road safety and transport sectors
• High-profile speakers from government, enforcement and industry
• Key research insights and campaign previews
Register for your free spot here

10 June 2026 (evening)
TyreSafe Annual Awards & Gala Dinner 2026
Organised by TyreSafe • The Belfry, West Midlands
Celebrate excellence and dedication in tyre safety at the TyreSafe Awards & Gala Dinner. Taking place in the evening following the Annual Briefing, this prestigious black-tie event recognises those making a real impact on road safety. Join us for:
• A sparkling drinks reception
• Three-course dinner with wine
• The 2026 TyreSafe Awards Ceremony
• Network with colleagues from the tyre, road safety and transport sectors.
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16 June 2026
The Road Safety Hour: Shared Spaces
Organised by SCORSA • online
ScORSA would like to encourage all road users to become familiar with the Highway Code and their responsibilities to ensure the safety of themselves and of other road users. ScORSA is designed to assist businesses manage occupational road risk.
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18 June 2026
Designing Effective Messaging
Organised by RSGB Academy • Delivered via Zoom
This course is suitable for anyone who wishes to gain knowledge and understanding of the principles of effective messaging and to develop their skills further, so they are able to confidently produce an effective road safety message. The course is aimed primarily at practitioners who use messaging in all forms of media as part of their work activities.
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29 June – 3 July 2026
2026 European Road Safety Summer School
Organised by Vlaamse Stichting Verkeerskunde (VSV) • online
Presented in English, attendees will learn about an integrated approach to road safety, based on good examples from European countries, within a short time and using only online methods. Themes and topics include road safety strategies, strategies in education and awareness raising, infrastructure, enforcement and the European framework.
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30 June 2026
Delivering Vision Zero: A Safer System for Active and Connected Communities
Organised by Landor Links • Birmingham
Following the recent publication of the Government’s Road Safety Strategy, this event will bring together experts from road danger reduction, active travel, policy, planning, highways, enforcement, communications and public health to chart an evidence-based path to Vision Zero.
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