5 February 2025
Transport AI 2025
Organised by Landor Links • Manchester Conference Centre
Transport AI 2025 will bring together professionals to discuss developments in AI as they relate to transport and planning across the Government’s five missions and its Artificial Intelligence Opportunities Action Plan.
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6 February 2025
How tech-forward gamification can dramatically improve the mindset and performance of UK drivers (for RSGB members)
Organised by Road Safety GB
Smart tech that leverages behavioural science has never been a more important tool to help lower the amount and severity of road traffic collisions in the UK. Despite a whole raft of awareness campaigns and punitive measures targeting poor driving, casualty numbers remain stubbornly high. The Safe Roads Challenge aims to inspire a culture of positivity and reward for being a safer, more mindful driver and set new standards in driving across the UK. Key to this ambition is to make the programme fun, accessible and motivating for people to do on every trip, thus creating an enduring safe driving movement. This webinar, for RSGB members, will explain why that’s important and how this is being achieved.
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10 February 2025 (Part 1) & 13 February 2025 (Assessments)
Introduction to Road Safety Delivery (online course)
Organised by RSGB Academy • Delivered via Zoom
This course has been designed to give practitioners who are new to road safety delivery the knowledge, skills and confidence to be able to deliver simple but effective road safety interventions. It will also provide them with a greater understanding of the relationship between government, partner organisations and the public – and how that relates to road safety programmes and delivery in the UK.
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11 February 2025
Encouraging young men to slow down – THINK!’s current speed campaign (for RSGB members)
Organised by Road Safety GB
In this webinar, for Road Safety GB members, the THINK! marketing team from the Department for Transport will talk about their campaign to tackle speed amongst young male drivers, with a particular focus on driving too fast for the conditions on rural roads. It will include detail of how the campaign is being targeted and how road safety partners can get involved to support.
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12-13 February 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 February 2025
School Streets 2025
Organised by Landor Links • Brixton Town Hall, London
School Streets are transforming the school run. As demand for these schemes continue to rise Active Travel England and the Department for Transport have released new guidance to help councils deliver effective School Street programmes. This third annual event will explore how local authorities can harness the power of these initiatives to benefit students, communities, and the environment.
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13 February 2025
Tackling motorcycle crashes – a call for action!
Organised by Road Safety GB • Birmingham
Motorcyclists of all types are among the most at-risk road users which is why Road Safety GB is putting together this dedicated conference for road safety professionals. The conference will set out to showcase new safety initiatives and campaigns, and discuss the challenging issue of how motorcyclists fit into the Safe System. It will also provide a unique networking opportunity for road safety professionals with an interest in making motorcycling safer, and bring local authorities and the private and third sectors closer together.
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13 February 2025 (10.00-14.00)
iRAP Expert Training
Organised by Road Safety Foundation • Delivered online
This course is aimed at experienced users of the iRAP model who wish to gain more information about the detail of the model (the suitability of applicants to be reviewed).
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18 February 2025
MCIA’s Annual Industry Conference
Organised by MCIA • Euston Square, London
This full-day event will bring together senior leaders from government, industry and beyond, to address the pivotal challenges and opportunities shaping the moped, motorcycle and wider light three and four-wheeled vehicle sector. The organisers anticipate hearing from the Minister for the Future of Roads, Lilian Greenwood MP, and the Shadow Secretary of State for Transport, Gareth Bacon MP (confirmed), alongside several high-profile industry leaders who will provide expert insights on the economy, future outlooks, and key topics designed to support informed decision-making within the industry and guide the Government in shaping effective policies. There are limited spaces available and the conference is expected to be at capacity so please register your attendance as soon as possible.
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18-20 February 2025
4th Global Ministerial Conference on Road Safety
Organized by the Kingdom of Morocco and the World Health Organization • Marrakech
The 4th Global Ministerial Conference will bring together ministers, heads of national road safety agencies, government representatives from authorities at all levels, as well as representatives from the United Nations, civil society, industry and academia. The Conference theme is #CommittoLife.
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22 February 2025 (10.00)
Driving safely in winter: Post crash care (webinar)  
Organised by the Older Drivers Forum • Delivered online (via Zoom)
We get a lot of feedback from mature drivers asking what they should do if they see an emergency vehicle on a blue light call. Also, what action they should take (or not) if they come across a crash before emergency vehicles have arrived. Guest presenters from the Constabulary and, possibly, South West Ambulance Trust will share their knowledge and experience.
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24 February 2025
Next steps for zero emission vehicles in England, Scotland and Wales
Organised by Westminster Energy, Environment & Transport Forum • Delivered online
This conference focuses on next steps for transitioning to zero emission vehicles in England, Scotland and Wales. Delegates will assess latest developments, and priorities for policy and sector stakeholders to enable the UK ZEV market to scale up.
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25 February 2025 (AM)
Next steps for urban transport and regional connectivity in England
Organised by Westminster Energy, Environment & Transport Forum • Delivered online
This conference will examine priorities for improving regional connectivity and the future of urban transport systems in England.
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25 February 2025
The Road Safety Hour: Best practice in vehicle loading and unloading, and why it’s important from an insurer’s perspective
Organised by ScORSA • MS Teams (11am-12pm)
Loading and unloading vehicles is a day-to-day activity for many workers who drive for work, getting it right reduces the potential for accidents both within the loading area and out on Scotland’s roads. From ensuring that loads are spread evenly during loading and unloading, to ensuring that they cannot move in transit and systems to protect people working at height. To ensuring maximum loading isn’t exceeded and checking loads have not moved in transit there is a ‘safe way’ of doing things.
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26 February 2025 (11.00 – 12.00)
The Safe System Exchange (webinar)
Hosted by RoadSafe • Delivered online via Teams
The Safe System Exchange provides a gateway to learning for road safety professionals, helping to develop a much more detailed understanding of the culture, principles and practice that make up Safe System delivery. This webinar offers an opportunity to hear from those at the very heart of the project, and to ask questions on any element of the Safe System.
Presenters: Adrian Walsh, Nick Reed and Dan Campsall.
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27 February 2025
Behavioural Change Course for Highways Engineers
Organised by RSGB Academy • Delivered via Zoom
This course is essential CPD learning for civil highway engineers, urban planners and other related disciplines around the development of infrastructure that will impact on the safety of road users. It will provide them with a wider understanding of the relationship between the built environment and the ‘road user’, enabling them to explore, design and implement infrastructure that will take into account the limitations of the ‘human’ in the system.
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27 February 2025 (12.30-13.00)
Cocaine: Now the UK’s most prevalent workplace drug. Exploring risks and managerial responsibility
Organised by DTec International • Delivered online
As cocaine use becomes increasingly prevalent in UK workplaces, it’s crucial for managers to understand its impact on both employee well-being and workplace safety. In this webinar, we’ll examine the potential risks to both safety and productivity, providing practical strategies for managers to address this growing concern. From recognising the signs of drug misuse to implementing effective policies and support systems, this session will equip you with the starting point and knowledge you need to safeguard your team and foster a healthier work environment.
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27 February 2025 (09.30-13.30)
iRAP for Development Planning
Organised by Road Safety Foundation • Delivered online
This course is suitable for highways development control officers and those working with the IMEA Guidance ‘Environmental Assessment of Traffic and Movement July 2023’, as this includes the need to undertake an iRAP assessment as part of the highway safety assessment in EIA applications. 
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