A Safer Way: Consultation on Making Britain’s roads the safest in the world - a toolkit

Image: Road safety consultation toolkit The elements of this Toolkit have been designed as a resource for organisations who want to encourage their members to participate in the consultation on a new road safety strategy for Great Britain.

The overall aim of the Toolkit is to assist organisations in effectively communicating information about the road safety consultation to a wide spectrum of potential respondents from the general public through to road safety specialists.

The Toolkit aims to minimise the time and cost associated with raising awareness of the consultation by providing the following resources:

A powerpoint presentation
An executive summary pdf which is suitable for printing
A postcard pdf which is suitable for printing
Online skyscraper which can be linked from home websites to the DfT consultation
Online button which can be linked from home websites to the DfT consultation
Key facts for press releases

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Executive summary (150 kb)

Executive summary of the full Road Safety Strategy Post 2010 consultation document.

Published:: 17 April 2009

Executive summary - Welsh (94 kb)

Executive summary (Welsh language) of the full Road Safety Strategy Post 2010 consultation document.

Published:: 29 April 2009

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