NRSC 2026 agenda now available online

10.32 | 30 July 2026 | |

The agenda for the 2026 National Road Safety Conference (NRSC) is now largely complete and available to view online, with more than 80 presentations across the main and fridge programmes.

Taking place at The Queens Hotel, Leeds, on 24-25 November, Road Safety GB’s flagship annual event is sponsored by GEM Motoring Assist, Jenoptik, Smart Start, Waymo and Westcotec.

It will once again bring together hundreds of road safety professionals from across the UK and much further afield for two days of learning, discussion and networking. Click here to register.

The programme features a broad range of topics reflecting the challenges and opportunities facing the sector, including behaviour change, active travel, enforcement, data and evaluation, emerging vehicle technology, young road users, public health, motorcycles, professional drivers and Vision Zero.

Alongside the main programme, delegates can choose from an extensive fringe programme and a series of practical workshops, providing opportunities to hear from leading researchers, practitioners, local authorities, emergency services and industry experts.

Nick Rawlings, part of the conference organising committee, said: “We’re delighted to be able to share a programme that showcases the outstanding work taking place across the road safety profession. The agenda offers something for everyone, whether delegates are looking for practical case studies, the latest research or opportunities to discuss emerging issues with colleagues from across the sector.”

The conference is expected to attract more than 400 delegates and will be supported by a large exhibition featuring organisations from across the road safety industry.

The full agenda can be viewed on the conference website, where delegates can also register to attend.

For more information about NRSC 2026 please contact either Nick Rawlings (the agenda and exhibition) or Sally Bartrum (delegate registration). Both are available on 01379 650112.


 

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