The Centre of Transport Studies at UCL is hosting a free seminar which will focus on ‘understanding politicians’ and the political processes behind road safety legislation.
The seminar synopsis says: “Effective and sustainable policy-making is achieved through a combination of political will, policy support and professional commitment. It also reflects and responds to public concerns and attitudes.
“Great Britain can point to three areas of road safety policy where such debate has occurred – seat belt wearing, drink-driving and speed policy. Each of these has been more (or less) effective. Why is that the case and what lessons can we draw from these different aspects of policy making?”
In the seminar, Robert Gifford will outline the approaches taken to each of these policy areas and the successes and failures. He will also draw conclusions about how to take road safety policy forward in challenging times.
Places are limited so early registration is advised.
Click here for more information and to book a place.
This is a very good opportunity and it is nice to see something helpful being provided free of charge especially as people will have travelling costs. Problem is that I ordered six tickets and cannot seem to get them on the print option. Can anyone help please?
Graham Feest
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