Refreshing the 2015 Road Safety Statement – PACTS letter to Roads Minister, Jesse Norman MP
On 13th June Roads Minister, Jesse Norman MP, in his Written Ministerial Statement, announced that the 2015 British Road Safety Statement would…
Road Safety Management Capacity Review
The Department for Transport today (26 June 2018) published the Road Safety Management Capacity Review. https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/road-safety-management-capacity-review This is a report detailing the findings…
Former Chief Inspector, RAIB, to head PACTS Rail Safety group (CLOSED)
Carolyn Griffiths, founder of the UK’s Rail Accident Investigation Branch (RAIB) and Chief Inspector during its first 10 years of…
50 years of transport safety research – Professor Allsop
The Universities’ Transport Studies Group (UTSG) held their 50th Anniversary Event on the 19th December 2017 at UCL.
Speed Summit 2017 – Report from Global Road Safety Week
This report was compiled following a summit held during Global Road Safety Week 2017 to review some successful measures designed to…
PACTS response to European Commission's consultation on vehicle safety regulations
PACTS has submitted a response to the European Commission’s consultation on GSR and PSR. The submission can be read here.
PACTS launches new report: ‘Suicide on UK roads – Lifting the Lid’
In a report published today, PACTS has revealed ground-breaking research that roads, vehicles and road infrastructure are being used by individuals seeking to end their lives.
Fifty years of the breathalyser – where now for drink driving?
On the 50th Anniversary of the breathalyser, PACTS has published a report that calls on the Government to renew the fight against Drink Driving.
PACTS joins other road safety organisations in urging mobile phone industry to act
PACTS has joined other road safety charities and organisations in urging the mobile phone industry to include an ‘opt out’ driving mode as standard on all mobile handsets.
PACTS signs joint letter to Minister on vehicle standards
In a joint letter to the DfT, PACTS has urged new Minister Jesse Norman MP to support improvements to European legislation and to champion continued improvements under UK legislation regarding minimum standards for vehicles, post-Brexit.