RoadSafe launches Safe System Knowledge Exchange

11.20 | 8 August 2025 |

RoadSafe has announced the launch of the Safe System Knowledge Exchange, which lies at the heart of its newly redesigned website.

The new site represents a significant step in RoadSafe’s long standing ambition to share vital knowledge, research, and innovations with road safety organisations and dedicated professionals around the world.

The updated platform offers an improved user experience with updated navigation, and greater ease of access to RoadSafe’s library of news and resources. 

The new section of the site provides professionals with a comprehensive overview of the Safe System approach, a globally endorsed framework for eliminating serious road trauma. 

The Knowledge Exchange includes expert-led videos from international leaders in road safety, practical guidance on implementing innovative solutions, and curated resources to support practitioners at every level. 

Adrian Walsh, executive director of RoadSafe, said: “RoadSafe has always been dedicated to connecting professionals with the tools and information they need to enhance road safety outcomes. 

“The new Safe System Knowledge Exchange, reflects our ongoing commitment to collaboration, innovation, and knowledge-sharing across the global road safety community.”

The exchange has been made possible through support from DfT and the RoadSafe sponsors. Content has been developed with the support of Agilysis. RoadSafe invites professionals, policymakers, and stakeholders to explore the new site and engage with its resources.


 

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