Project EDWARD Newsletter Every Day Without a Road Death
Welcome to the Project EDWARD (Every Day Without a Road Death) newsletter! We are excited to share the latest updates and initiatives aimed at promoting road safety and reducing road fatalities. Together, we strive to achieve our common goal: zero road deaths.
Webfleet are again this year taking part in the 2023 Project EDWARD week of action and it is currently taking place from Monday 15th - Friday 19th May to coincide with the UN Global Road Safety Week.
The overarching theme for 2023 is "Safer Mobility, Everyone's Responsibility."
The objective is to establish a platform that highlights some of the most commendable initiatives taking place across the country, with a focus on promoting the five fundamental elements of the Safe System:
Week of Action 2023
Day 1: Monday 15th May
Safe Roads. Roads and roadsides are designed to reduce the risk of crashes and minimise the severity of any crashes that do occur. Take a moment to observe these measures such as separating different types of traffic, providing safe spaces for pedestrians and cyclists, and reducing speed limits.
Day 2: Tuesday 16th May
Safe Vehicles. Vehicles are designed to protect occupants and other road users in the event of a crash. Take a moment to consider the measures you have available, such as electronic stability control, advanced braking systems, and side impact protection.
Day 3: Wednesday 17th May
It’s Project EDWARD week of action day 3 –?National Safe Speeds Day. Speed limits are set to ensure that vehicles are traveling at safe speeds for the road environment. Take a moment to observe your speed, the road markings, and the infrastructure design around you.
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Day 4: Thursday 18th May
Safe Road Users?is the 4th component of the ‘Safe Systems’ approach to road safety. Road users are encouraged to behave safely and respectfully on the road. This can be supported by measures such as driver education and training, public awareness campaigns, and enforcement of traffic laws.
Join us at the Exeter Moto Services event in collaboration with Moto Services, National Highways, and Gridserve. This event aims to highlight the significance of journey planning to enhance range confidence in electric vehicles and the importance of taking scheduled breaks.
The event is open to the public, and we invite you to participate.
Day 5: Friday 19th May
Post-Crash Response. It is important to respond quickly and effectively to crashes to minimise the harm caused. Take a moment to appreciate the support of the teams providing emergency medical care, clearing the road quickly, and investigating the causes of the crash to prevent similar incidents from happening in the future.
Come and join the PE team at the Devon & Cornwall County Show. We will be meeting with National Highways Traffic Officers, Fire & Rescue Service, Police, and ambulance personnel to observe their seamless coordination in delivering essential services throughout the county.
The event is open to the public
What can you do?
Become an active participant in the road safety movement by joining Project EDWARD and staying connected:
Together, we can work towards our goal of zero road deaths.
Stay safe on the roads,
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UKI Marketing Manager | Driving Growth & Partner Success at MANTIS
1 年Great stuff. Brilliant initiative