PACTS Paper: The changing nature of driving for work and questions for safety policy and practice
On behalf of PACTS and in collaboration with the Transport Safety Commission’s Work-related Road Safety Forum, Dr Nicola Christie and Heather Ward from University College London and Dr Shaun Helman from the Transport Research Laboratory have produced a briefing paper on the issue of work-related road safety.
General Election 2017 – road safety manifesto commitments
Following the announcement of a UK General Election on June 8th, PACTS wrote to the major parties calling for a clear…
PACTS Briefing: Road Traffic Law Enforcement Debate
On Thursday 23rd February, Parliament held a debate on the second report from the Transport Committee on Road Traffic Law Enforcement. PACTS was asked by Members of Parliament to produce a briefing on the debate.
UK Road Safety and the role of the EU.
On the 23rd June, the UK will hold a referendum on the place of the United Kingdom in the European Union….
PACTS Briefing on Chancellor's 2016 Budget
The Chancellor’s 2016 Budget announced a number of transport safety related policies. These included an insurance premium tax rise, the announcement…
Lords Bill to lower the drink-drive limit: Briefing
Lord Brooke of Alverthorpe’s Private Member’s Bill to reduce the drink-drive limit is due to have its Committee Stage on Friday…
Drink-driving breath test statistics – by police area and gender (PACTS briefing, December 2014)
There have been a number of recent developments on drink driving. This briefing note brings together some statistics on the levels of…
PACTS Policy Briefing – Making it Count – A Business Case for Road Safety
ROAD SAFETY SPENDING GUIDANCE ISSUED TO LOCAL AUTHORITIES Ahead of the Treasury’s Comprehensive Spending Review, leading road safety organisations have…
PACTS Policy Briefing – The Risks That Children and Young People Face in Britain Today and What We Can Do to Reduce Them
Failing to protect the well-being of children and young people is both costly and morally unacceptable. The biggest non-natural killers…
PACTS Policy Briefing – Single Double Summertime
In the UK, clocks are set to Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) from October to March and British Summer Time (BST),…
