Agilysis has relaunched a national survey to understand the existing capacity local authorities have for implementing the Safe System approach.
Supported by Road Safety GB, the survey will take another snapshot of the current state of capacity for Safe System implementation across the country, so that gaps can be identified, and comparisons made to last year.
Tanya Fosdick, research director at Agilysis, said: “The response to last year’s survey was incredible and this year is open to an even wider audience.
“By participating, you’ll be ensuring that local needs and priorities are represented and well understood, aiding in the development of supporting actions to help you in your work. Without your involvement, we will be missing a critical part of the picture.”
The Safe System is internationally recognised as the best practice model for moving towards a goal of eliminating road deaths and serious injuries.
Anyone from a UK road safety local authority, police force, fire and rescue service or road safety partnership can participate in the survey – and all responses will be anonymised when findings are presented.
Tanya added: “This year the survey is open to anyone in the road safety community, including anyone from a UK road safety local authority, police force, fire and rescue service, road safety partnership, charity, or private organisation.
“Anyone will be able to participate, even if someone else from your team has already taken part. We want to build a complete picture at all levels, so would encourage you to share this with your colleagues too.”
The survey will remain open throughout the summer, closing on Friday 15 September 2023. Agilysis aims to publish the findings in a report later in the Autumn.
The results of the 2022 survey can be found in the Road Safety Knowledge Centre.
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