Calendar – April 2025
24 March – 4 April 2025
Sustrans Big Walk & Wheel
Organised by Sustrans • In schools nationwide
Sustrans Big Walk and Wheel inspires pupils to make active journeys to school, improve air quality in their neighbourhood and discover how these changes benefit their world. It is open to all primary and secondary schools in the UK, including SEN/ASN/ALN schools. On each day of the challenge, schools compete to see who can get the highest percentage of their pupils walking, using a wheelchair, scooting or cycling to school.
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1-28 April 2025
NPCC Fatal Four Operation
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 four week initiative centres on the Fatal Four causes of road collisions, with a particular focus on criminal use of the roads.
For more details please contact virginia.ellis@westmidlands.police.uk
2 April 2025 (10.30)
Safety & Compliance Unlocked (webinar FOC)
Organised by Motor Transport & Microlise • Online
How can operators extend Health & Safety onto the road? Join Motor Transport and Microlise for a free, expert-led webinar where we’ll explore critical road safety and compliance challenges.
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3 April 2025
Fleet Vision International – The Show
Organised by Fleet Vision International • London
Fleet Vision International is the international conference and exhibition aimed at fleet and transport managers, front line fleet operations and essential services. The event contributes to innovation and new ways of thinking. This forum delivers solutions to overcome the challenges of managing a frontline fleet during continually evolving political circumstances where the demand on essential services is ever increasing.
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29 April 2025
The Road Safety Hour: Speed and it’s Management
Organised by ScORSA • MS Teams (11am-12pm)
Speed is very regularly cited as one of the most common collision causation factors and is related to both collision occurrence and severity. Inappropriate or excessive speed is a major cause of death and injury on roads and there is also overwhelming evidence that the frequency of accidents rises disproportionately with speed. How can business contribute to a reduction in the number of people killed an seriously injured on our roads?
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