The fact that a resource is listed on these pages is no guarantee of quality – you should satisfy yourself that the resource in question would meet your needs. Resources/supplying organisations are listed alphabetically.

If you have a resource you would like to see included on this page please contact Alan kennedy by email at: akennedy@durham.gov.uk

This resource comprises three documents, click on title to download PDF file: Guidelines on Best Value Reviews of Road Safety; Best Value in Kent County Council; and a number of Appendices.

The catalogue can be viewed on the dbda website at: http://www.dbda.co.uk

Alternatively, further information or a hard copy can be obtained from Paul Hewson, data analyst and research officer, Road Safety Team, Environment Directorate, Devon County Council, 1st Floor, Lucombe House, County Hall, Topsham Road, Exeter EX2 4QW. Tel (01392) 382773. Fax (01392) 382135. Email phewson@devon.gov.uk.

This leaflet outlines the benefits to pedestrians and drivers of the change from Pelican to Puffin Crossings. It also explains how to use Puffin crossings safely.

Prices for the Puffin Crossing Leaflet including your own logo:
5000 - £840
10000 - £945
20000 - £1150

All logos should be sent to us in jpeg format, by e-mail or on disc.

Should you require any further information please contact me or any member of the Road Safety Team on 0151-443-2227, or you can e-mail us on roadsafety.dpd@knowsley.gov.uk

This adult education leaflet has been designed to help parents to teach younger children how to recognise and deal with road dangers. Described by Transport Minister David Jamieson as "an innovative and imaginative way of teaching children practical road safety skills", the resource can be used to supplement existing pedestrian training schemes, or as a ‘stand alone’ training guidance leaflet.

The Tornado Wayleaflet is available for purchase with personalisation of your Authority’s logo.

Should you require any further information please contact a member of the Road Safety Team on 0151-443-2227, or e-mail: roadsafety@knowsley.gov.uk.

Driving is now recognised as the most dangerous thing that most people do as part of their job. About 20 are killed and 250 seriously injured every week in crashes involving someone on the road for work purposes.

Employers have a clear legal duty to manage the safety of their employees on the road. They should ensure that their organisation's road journeys are properly planned and safely completed. This applies to all at-work drivers whether they are behind the wheel of a company car, driving on a mileage allowance, riding a motorcycle or in charge of a lorry.

The journey planner covers issues such as driver fatigue, raising awareness of safety issues among staff, reducing distances, controlling hours spent on the road, reviewing shift arrangements, using alternative forms of transport or video-conferencing, safer routes and promoting safer driving.

Suggestions include setting in-house limits on maximum driving distances per day, per week, per month and per year.

The planner is free to road safety officers and employers and from RoSPA's website:www.rospa.com

This pack has been put together by RSOs from South Yorkshire local authorities working in partnership.

A key element is a Safe Driving at Work booklet, which helps businesses deal with occupational road risk by directing readers to websites to develop their own driving policies.

The pack has been well received and permission has been granted for reprints to carry the DfT 'Driving for Better Business' logo.

The costs below are for: amending artwork by editing brochure, folder and inserts copy, contact details and logos as appropriate for other partnerships. Formatting on disk for origination. Making new plates where necessary and printing to original specification. Collation of all items into folders. Packing and delivery extra at cost.

1,000 packs will be £9 per pack
2,000 packs will be £6 per pack

Royalty release fee
Royalty and copyright release of all original artwork and photographs for customising by other organisations / partnerships. Formatting to editable version and supplying all pack material on disk. £5,000.00

All prices quoted subject to VAT at standard rate.

To order please contact:

Paul Mason - Data Manager, South Yorkishire Safety Camera Partnership, 2 Waterside Court, Bold Street, Sheffiield S9 2LR
Tel: 0114 296 1203

or

Chris Hamer, Road Safety Officer, Barnsley MBC, PO Box 601, Barnsley S70 9FA. Tel :01226 772193
chrishamer@barnsley.gov.uk

Too Hot To Handle Survey

The Shiny Side Up Partnership was initiated in 2001 in response to a significant increase in fatal crashes involving the riders of sportsbikes in Nottinghamshire.

The partnership comprises road safety practitioners in Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire, Leicestershire, Northamptonshire and Rutland, along with Nottinghamshire Police.

During the 2002/2003 racing season at Donington Park the Partnership carried out the Too Hot To Handle survey, which involved questioning 370 riders.

The report examines the profile of sports bike riders and their attitudes towards riding, their behaviour and their perception of the behaviour of other drivers, their knowledge of publicity and educational campaigns, and their response to these campaigns.

For further information or a copy of the report contact Sheila Ormerod, Sheila.Ormerod@btopenworld.com, 01623 631641 or visit www.thebikereview.com.

Young Drivers: A Fatal Attraction?

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