Be Bright, Be Seen Now that it’s darker in the mornings and evenings, it’s important to remember to be extra vigilant when you’re out near roads. When it’s darker, visibility…
MRSP Are Working with Roads Policing for Project EDWARD Merseyside Police and Merseyside Road Safety Partnership are working together as part of this year’s 2020 ‘Project EDWARD’ (Every Day Without…
New Adult Cycling sessions launched for Merseyside residents – and they’re free! With many Merseyside residents getting a taste for cycling recently, free adult cycle training is being offered in…
The Partnership’s Vision for Merseyside The Merseyside Road Safety Partnership’s vision is to make our roads a safer environment for everyone. We believe this is a contributing factor to the…
St Helens Young People Given Road Safety Material To Help With Secondary School Transition Primary school leavers in St Helens Borough are now better equipped to start secondary school after…
Road Safety Teams across Merseyside are urging everyone to take extra care as the schools return this week. Many of us have become used to less frequent journeys on quieter…
Getting In The Way of a Safety Camera Van Over the past few years, safety camera van operators and police have noticed an increase in the amount of people attempting…
Merseyside’s Police Commissioner has today welcomed a national report which urges a stronger focus and greater resources to be allocated to roads policing. Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary has released…
Making the transition to secondary school safer Many of you will be parents of children ready to take the big step from Year 6 to secondary school. Knowsley Council have…