22 September – 5 October 2025
NPCC Operation Spotlight
Organised by the NPCC
The NPCC co-ordinates a number of operations throughout the year, receiving widespread support from police forces across the country. This two-week initiative focuses on young drivers.
For more details please contact virginia.ellis@westmidlands.police.uk

1 October – 31 October 2025
Tyre Safety Month
Organised by TyreSafe 
Every October, TyreSafe’s Tyre Safety Month (TSM) promotes the importance of tyre maintenance for road safety. TSM highlights the dangers of driving on poorly maintained or illegal tyres, working towards a future where no one is harmed by tyre-related incidents on UK roads. The annual campaign, now in its 19^th year, educates road users on how to check their tyres, emphasising correct inflation, damage inspection, and legal tread depth. A key element of TSM’s aims is driving behaviour change, encouraging regular tyre checks and maintenance. By collaborating with partner organisations, TSM aims to reduce preventable incidents and improve road safety for everyone.
For more details contact: theteam@tyresafe.org

1 October 2025 (18.00 – 19.00)
From Learner to licensed: parental support for new drivers (webinar)
Hosted by Warwickshire Road Safety Partnership • Delivered online
This dedicated event is for parents and guardians of young drivers who have recently passed their test and are about to navigate independent driving. Parents and guardians’ influence on their young people’s driving journey and beyond is more powerful than they might think. This free online event explores how they can play a vital role in shaping safe driving habits and reducing risks for young drivers long after they pass their test. To secure a place and receive a link to join this event, or for further information, please visit: From Learner to Licensed: Parental Support for New Drivers

1 October 2025
Transport & Health 2025
Hosted by Bristol City Council • City Hall, Bristol
Transport policies have wide impacts on health and health inequalities – they can promote, or damage, our health. The way we move, and our access to mobility choices, affect our health both as individuals and communities. Given the Government’s priorities across its Net Zero, Integrated Transport and Active Travel policy areas, maximising the co-benefits inherent in low-carbon transport interventions, active travel investment and better planning outcomes, there has rarely been a more positive time to prioritise health in transport and planning policy.
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2 October 2025
Mobility Hubs: Shaping the future of connected, sustainable transport
Hosted by Bristol City Council: City Hall, Bristol
This is the UK’s flagship national conference on the design and delivery of mobility hubs — combining expert insight, live site tours, practical case studies, interactive workshops, and an exhibition of cutting-edge mobility solutions.
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3 October 2025
First Fridays: Tyre Safety Month
Organised by Project EDWARD • MS Teams (8-9am)
The inaugural First Friday takes place on Friday 3 October, with Stuart Lovatt, chairman of TyreSafe, the first guest. Stuart will be sharing his insights on Tyre Safety Month and explaining why tyre safety plays such a crucial role in reducing road collisions and saving lives. He will also provide updates on what makes a good campaign, as well as discussing the latest developments in tyre design and technology. He will also answer questions from the online audience.
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6 October 2025
Designing Effective Messaging
Organised by Road Safety GB Academy • Delivered via Zoom
The course aims to help develop a road safety practitioner’s ability to design an effective road safety message. It covers a wide spectrum of topics around effective messaging and will enhance skills and confidence in design and delivery.
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7-8 October 2025
Two-Day Behavioural Change Course (2DBC18)
Organised by Road Safety GB Academy • Delivered via Zoom
This course is designed to give road safety practitioners an insight into the world of behavioural change models and techniques, and how interventions can be developed that will look at the underlying issues associated with risk related behaviour, and ultimately collisions.
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13-17 October 2025
Cycle To School Week ’25
Organised by The Bikeability Tust
Get pedal ready to go from A to B by Cycle, and enjoy all the benefits along the way—saving money, boosting health, and helping the environment. Cycle to School Week 2025 takes place from Monday 13 – Friday 17 October. Last year, thousands of families and schools pledged to swap the school run for pedal power. This year, it’s your turn!
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21-22 October 2025
UKROEd/NPCC Roads Policing Conference 2025
Organised by UKROEd/NPCC • Manchester Airport
This two-day event will look at ‘The Road Ahead’ – shaping the future through recognition, influence and ambition.
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22-23 October 2025
Safe System Course
Organised by RSGB Academy • Delivered via Zoom
This two-day course explores a range of subjects associated with implementing a Safe System, including: Safe Speeds, Safe Roads and Roadsides, Safe Vehicles, Safe Road Users and Post-Crash Response. The course has a strong focus on the need to work in partnership, not only with road safety professionals but the wider community. This course is suitable for those who design or deliver road safety interventions.
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27 October – 9 November 2025
NPCC Operation Dark Night
Organised by the NPCC
The NPCC co-ordinates a number of operations throughout the year, receiving widespread support from police forces across the country. This two-week initiative focuses on pedestrians and horse riders.
For more details please contact virginia.ellis@westmidlands.police.uk

28 October 2025
The Road Safety Hour: Artificial Intelligence
Organised by SCORSA • online
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is playing an increasingly important role in road safety – especially for those who drive for work. Here at ScORSA, we’re exploring how AI-powered technologies can help organisations reduce risk, support safer driving behaviour, and protect those who drive as part of their job.
One key development is Intelligent Speed Adaptation (ISA) — a system that uses AI to help drivers stay within speed limits by combining GPS data, speed limit maps, and onboard sensors. ISA can alert drivers or even automatically control vehicle speed, offering a proactive way to prevent speed-related incidents.
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