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Road users across Sussex are being urged to check their tyres this autumn
Posted on Thursday 30th September 2021 in Business, Drivers, Education and Training, MotorcyclistsWhilst drivers are urged to check their tyres on a regular basis, October is a month long opportunity for motorists to get into the habit of checking their vehicle is fit for the roads.
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Sussex Safer Roads Partnership & British Horse Society work together in Sussex
Posted on Tuesday 21st September 2021 in All Road Users, Cyclists, Drivers, Education and Training, Motorcyclists, PedestriansNew statistics released by The British Horse Society (BHS) have revealed a sharp increase in road incidents involving horses in the South East of England, with 83 incidents reported to the equine charity during 2020-2021. Incidents across the region soared by 27.7% compared to the previous year, despite lockdown restricting activity, with Kent and Surrey remaining among the worst affected counties in the South East.
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Sussex Safer Roads Partnership supports the NPCC Vulnerable Road Users Campaign
Posted on Monday 6th September 2021 in Cyclists, Drivers, Motorcyclists, PedestriansSSRP will be supporting Vulnerable Road Users throughout September to raise awareness of sharing the roads responsibly.
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Don’t let cheers turn to tears this summer – have #NoneForTheRoad this August
Posted on Monday 16th August 2021 in All Road Users, Business, Cyclists, Drivers, Education and Training, Motorcyclists, PedestriansThe latest National Police Chiefs’ Council road safety campaign has launched, as does Sussex Safer Roads Partnership’s support to reduce drug driving and make Sussex roads safer for all users.
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#NoNeedForSpeed. Share the roads responsibly this summer
Posted on Monday 19th July 2021 in Business, Drivers, Motorcyclists, Safety CamerasThis is the message Sussex Safer Roads Partnership are reminding the public of as they continue work to educate road users of the dangers of travelling at speeds unsuitable for the roads.
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