3 March 2026
Joining The Dots 2026
Organised by Road Safety GB in partnership with Agilysis • Birmingham
Joining the Dots is the must-attend road safety event of the year for data professionals – where the brightest minds in road safety data converge in Birmingham. The conference offers a rare opportunity to connect face-to-face with leaders, innovators, and decision-makers in road safety data analysis. With a line-up of elite speakers, interactive sessions, and high-level networking, Joining the dots is a gateway to impactful connections, transformative knowledge and practical skills.
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5 March 2026
Updated Assessment of Walked Routes to School Guidelines
Organised by Road Safety GB
The Assessment of Walked Routes to School Guidelines are to help officers carry out assessments on walked routes to school where the journey is below the statutory distance. The assessments are normally required where it is claimed that the route is not safe and therefore the Local Authority should provide free transport. These guidelines were originally published by Road Safety GB in 2012 and have most recently been updated at the end of 2025. This webinar will provide: An overview of the latest updates to the guidelines which have been introduced to improve consistency and aid clarity within the document; the benefits of reviewing historic walked routes assessment decisions with an example of a historic route review in Dorset & an outline of the Walked Routes to School training course delivered by TMS Consultancy, incorporating further detail on risk assessment methodology and its practical application to walked routes.
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6 March 2026
First Friday discussion on post-collision care and victim-focused justice
Organised by Project EDWARD
The popular First Friday series returns to explore what victim-focused justice looks like in the context of road policing and post-collision response. Inspector Andrew Lavanchy of West Midlands Police leads the discussion with insights into restorative justice and structured victim contact. He will be joined by Angela Tyler and Diana Wood from the Ely Memorial Fund, who support bereaved families while promoting safer driving for young people, and Raymond Williams of Slater + Gordon, a former family liaison officer now supporting police staff and families after collisions.
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11 March 2026
Safeguarding young drivers: webinar 2 of 4
Organised by Project EDWARD
Project EDWARD continues its four-part series on young driver safety with Warwickshire PCC Philip Seccombe, who highlights findings from a recent workshop with 16-19‑year‑old footballers at the Aston Villa training ground. The session explores the benefits of Graduated Driver Licensing and will also feature insights from Durham PCC Joy Allen on community engagement with young drivers.
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19 March 2026
Detailed further discussion on key elements of the Road Safety Strategy
Organised by Project EDWARD
The event will bring together senior leaders, practitioners and influencers to focus on a single challenge: turning the new national Road Safety Strategy into funded, local delivery. Across a variety of themed sessions (covering targets, governance, budgets and enforcement, as well as high-risk user groups such as motorcyclists, those driving for work, young and older road users), contributors will explore what needs to change in policy, partnerships and practice over the next 2–3 years.
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19 March 2026
Warwickshire Road Safety Partnership: Parental Support Webinar
Organised by Warwickshire Road Safety Partnership
This webinar brings together specialist speakers in road safety and young driver development, who will share practical advice and insights to help families navigate the learning‑to‑drive period and beyond.
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21 March 2026
Intelligent Instructor Gala Dinner
Organised by Intelligent Instructor • Milton Keynes
Described as the social networking event of the year for driving instructors, a professional host will entertain guests, including announcing the Intelligent Instructor Awards winners. Trophies will be presented to our Gold, Silver, and Bronze winners in each category.
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22 March 2026
The Driving Instructor Convention
Organised by ADINJC & Intelligent Instructor • Milton Keynes
The Driving Instructor Convention is the UK’s premier one-day conference for driver training professionals. The event delivers a high-energy, content-rich day featuring 12 expert speakers and non-stop professional development. Held at the purpose-built conference centre at Kents Hill Park in Milton Keynes, the Convention is designed to inspire, inform, and upskill driving instructors.
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23-29 March 2026
NPCC Motorcyclist Communications Operation
Organised by National Police Chiefs Council
The operation will focus on leisure riders who will be getting back on their bikes after a long break over the winter period. The comms operation will focus on a number of key safety areas  making sure they are well prepared and reminded of the dangers. 
For more details please contact virginia.ellis@westmidlands.police.uk

24 March 2026
Active Wales Conference
Organised by Landor Links • Principality Stadium, Cardiff
Active Wales 2026 brings together the organisations, and leaders shaping the future of walking, wheeling, and cycling across Wales. Developed in partnership with Welsh Government and Transport for Wales, this national event is the central forum for strengthening collaboration, accelerating delivery, and supporting a truly inclusive approach to active travel.
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24 March 2026
Herman De Croo Lecture
Organised by PACTS and the ETSC • St John’s College, Cambridge
PACTS and the European Transport Safety Council (ETSC) are delighted to present the 2026 Herman De Croo Lecture, delivered by Dr Nick Reed, a leading expert in mobility research, automated vehicles, and Safe System. This prestigious event brings together policymakers, researchers, and industry leaders to explore the future of safe and responsible transport. The lecture will be followed by a networking dinner in the historically rich setting of St John’s College.
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25 March 2026
Safe System Course (one day)
Organised by RSGB Academy • Delivered via Zoom
Road Safety GB’s Safe System training course aims to develop a participant’s strategic understanding of, and ability to implement this proactive method of casualty reduction. The 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.
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31 March 2026
Road safety and the Insurance sector
Organised by Joining the Dots
This session provides a deep dive into how insurers categorise road risk, the metrics that drive their decisions and the systemic reasons why they have historically stayed on the sideliners of road safety advocacy. We’ll explore the data points and modelling methodologies that dictate premiums, the evolution of telematics insurance, and the untapped potential for insurers to become key partners in road safety.
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