1-5 July 2024
2024 European Road Safety Summer School
Organised by a consortium of organisations
Delivered in English, this course will present an integrated approach to road safety, based on good practice examples from a number of European countries. Topics to be covered in the programme include road safety strategies, education and awareness raising, infrastructure, technologies, performance indicators and enforcement.
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1-31 July 2024
NPCC Roads Policing Operation
Organised by National Police Chiefs Council
July is the peak month in terms of collisions for all of the fatal 4, HGVs, motorcyclists and cyclists. This month-long road policing operation will try to make an impact on the number of collisions and KSIs seen during the month of July. Forces will be conducting joint partnership and cross border operations targeting all areas of roads policing.
For more details please contact virginia.ellis@westmidlands.police.uk

1 July 2024
Road Safety Leadership: An Agenda for the UK
Organised by PACTS & TZF • London
This event hosted by the Towards Zero Foundation (TZF) and the Parliamentary Advisory Council for Transport Safety (PACTS) will discuss the key policy priorities and set out an agenda for road safety action for the next UK government.
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3-5 July 2024
Human Factors Research in Transport 2024 Summer School
Held at Loughborough University
This event is the international summer school of the European HUMANIST Virtual Centre of Excellence. The theme is ‘Equality, Accessibility & Inclusivity of the Future Transport System’. The Summer School is intended for engineers, industrials, researchers, consultants, public bodies, and PhD students in the following fields: transportation and traffic, information and communication system design, automotive/truck and bus/powered‐two‐wheeler industry, human factors and ergonomics, psychology, and sociology.
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7 July 2024
RSGB SE region mini-conference
Organised by the RSGB SE region • Basingstoke
The Road Safety GB South East region is inviting road safety professionals to attend a one-day event, taking place next week, which aims to develop collaboration between local authorities and wider partners.
Click here to view the full agenda and for more information. Alternatively, contact June Howlett via email.

9 July 2024
Graduated driver licensing: an Australian perspective
Organised by Project EDWARD • delivered via MS Teams
During the webinar, Bernard Carlon, executive director of the New South Wales Centre for Road Safety, will show how the introduction of GLS in the state has been instrumental in reducing young driver fatalities in the state by 57%. Also contributing to the webinar will be Dr Shaun Helman, chief scientist behavioural science at TRL, Dr Sarah Jones from Public Health Wales and Jonathon Passmore from the World Health Organization.
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10 July 2024
Child Seat Safety Awareness Course
Organised by Child Seat Safety • Leicester
This course aims to ensure a standardised level of knowledge in relation to all aspects of child safety in vehicles. It is ideal for those with the responsibility of fitting or giving advice around child restraints, particularly within the retail, public and voluntary sectors. It covers the overarching laws and regulations surrounding child car seats, considers features within vehicles which can impact the safe use of a child seat and explores the importance of using the correct seat at each developmental stage of a child’s growth and much more. Using a range of learning styles, delegates will also get the opportunity for a hands-on practical session in order to further explore the wide range of car seats and their different features. 
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10-11 July 2024
Behavioural Change Course
Organised by the 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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11 July 2024
Mobility Hubs 2024 Conference
Organised by Landor Links • Birmingham Conference Centre
Mobility hubs are spaces where public, shared and active travel modes are co-located alongside improvements to the public realm. They enable travellers to make smooth and safe transfers between different modes, swapping private cars for shared vehicles, bikes, buses, trains, scooters or walking. The annual Mobility Hubs conference has become an eagerly anticipated date on the calendar of the transport and planning sector.
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16-17 July 2024
Active City 2024
Organised by Landor Links, hosted by Leicester City Council • The Curve, Leicester
Active City Leicester 2024 is the UK’s most popular networking event for active travel professionals. For 2024, the city of Leicester will welcome more than 400 delegates to explore the walking, cycling and wheeling opportunities created by wide-ranging changes in mobility, social, environmental and economic trends.
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17-18 July 2024
Road Safety Evaluation Course
Organised by the RSGB Academy • delivered via MS Teams
The course will cover the following aspects of evaluation: evaluation designs, common measures used in evaluation, including questionnaires and semi-structured interviews, analysis of quantitative data, analysis of qualitative data, reporting results, ethical considerations. A PDF copy of the course handbook will be sent to all participants at the end of the course
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30 July 2024
Introduction to the needs of Older Road Users for Road Safety Practitioners
Organised by the RSGB Academy • delivered via Zoom
As the population ages it will become increasingly important for road safety practitioners to understand the needs of older road users. This is a complex area and covers a wide range of medical conditions and societal challenges. This course will introduce a road safety practitioner to these challenges, with the aim of helping them to develop road safety interventions that will support older road users, in order to maximise their safety.
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