1 May 2025
School Streets North
Organised by Landor Links • Manchester Conference Centre
The journey towards safer, healthier, and more active school communities is accelerating across the North, with School Streets playing a vital role in reimagining how children and families travel to school. School Streets North 2025 brings together local authorities, transport professionals, campaigners and educators to explore the successes, challenges, and future of School Streets. The event will highlight how strong leadership, local engagement and effective policy can drive meaningful change, while providing a platform for knowledge-sharing, debate and collaboration.
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2 May 2025
JTD Webinar: Case-by-Case Masterclass
Organised by Agilysis & Road Safety GB • online
“Case-by-Case Masterclass” with Jessica Truong and Johan Strandroth from Lösningar. Following on from Jess’s keynote at the Joining the Dots conference in March, join us for a deep dive into the case-by-case approach to casualty analysis and its applications.
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12-13 May 2025
Behavioural Change Course
Organised by RSGB Academy • Delivered via Zoom
This two-day course covers: understanding road user behaviour, behavioural models, behavioural change techniques, behavioural insights, mapping behaviours and developing interventions using behavioural models and change techniques. The course will also provide participants with several planning tools that can be used to review and develop interventions.
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12-18 May 2025
8th UN Global Road Safety Week
Organised by the World Health Organisation
The 8th UN Global Road Safety Week offers an opportunity to spur action at national and local levels to make walking and cycling safe, by highlighting concrete and specific interventions that can be taken by different stakeholders – governments, international agencies, civil society, businesses and schools. These actions will help promote and facilitate a shift to walking and cycling, which are more healthy, green, sustainable and economically advantageous modes of transport. This will also contribute, directly and indirectly, to the attainment of many Sustainable Development Goals.
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12 May 2025
Streets for Life: Unlocking the Multiple Benefits of Safe Walking and Cycling (online event)
Organised by the World Health Organisation
This event will celebrate Global Road Safety Week and serve as the occasion to launch WHO’s new policy guidance: Promoting Walking and Cycling: A Toolkit of Policy Options. This new guidance outlines evidence-based policy actions to promote safe, inclusive, and accessible environments for more safe walking and cycling. It offers a practical roadmap across sectors—from transport to health to environment—with seven key policy action areas and real-world case studies. The webinar will feature presentation of the new guidance, making the case for safe walking and cycling as forces for health, sustainable transport, equity, and climate resilience; a panel discussion sharing insights from global experts; and national and local spotlights showcasing how smart policy can unlock co-benefits across health, mobility, environment, and economy.
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13 May 2025
JTD Webinar: Review of STATS19 Collection and Use
Organised by Agilysis & Road Safety GB • online
STATS19 is the primary source of road casualty statistics across Great Britain. In this webinar, we will discuss results from research by Agilysis and the Department for Transport on behalf of RSGB that explored STATS19 data collection and reporting trends across 40 police forces in Great Britain.
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15 May 2025
The National Vision Zero & 20s Plenty Conference
Organised by Landor Links • Liverpool
With ambitious targets to eliminate road deaths and serious injuries, Vision Zero is at the heart of sustainable transport strategies, and 20 mph limits are a crucial tool in making our streets safer and more inclusive. This conference will go beyond policy discussions to focus on practical solutions, real-world case studies, and the latest research.
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21 May 2025
Young Driver Focus
Organised by FirstCar, Road Safety GB & the RAC Foundation • Pall Mall, London
Young Driver Focus is the most established young driver event in the road safety calendar. It brings together those with a keen interest in keeping our most at-risk road users safe to hear the latest research, ideas and interventions for newly qualified drivers.
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21-22 May 2025
Traffex
Organised by the Hemming Group • CBS Arena, Coventry
Traffex is the UK’s largest dedicated traffic, roads and transport event; connecting forward thinking innovators with government.
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22 May 2025
Health and the Environment
Delivered via Zoom
This course is aimed at road safety practitioners who wish to improve their knowledge and understanding of how vehicle use impacts our health and the environment and explore a range of recent interventions to reduce this issue.
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27 May 2025
The Road Safety Hour: Work related road traffic accidents
Organised by ScORSA • MS Teams (11am-12pm)
This session will reflect on the In-Depth Road Traffic Fatalities Report for the Years 2015-2020, co-authored by Police Scotland and Transport Scotland. The main contributory factors which influenced fatal collisions were people being careless, reckless or in a hurry, failing to look properly and losing control of their vehicle. Nonetheless, analysis identified that a combination of Road, Vehicle and People countermeasures (CMs) were required in order to mitigate the risk of the collision taking place, or reduce the severity of the collision. How can business mitigate these risks, and in the event of a fatal collision what investigation protocol is followed by the organisation, the Police and HSE?
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29 May 2025
Safer Roadsides Conference and Workshop 
Organised by Passive Safety UK • National Conference Centre, Birmingham (M42 J6)
This conference and workshop feature latest advice, guidance and updated information on delivering safer roadsides as part a Safe System approach. It provides an excellent opportunity to learn about the role Crash Friendly, Passively Safe design plays as part of a Safe System Approach. One full day CPD credit is available. 
Contact Andrew Pledge by email or on 07764 882193 for more information and/or to book to attend.