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A collection of views from around the UK on the topics of Speed Down Save Lives and Road Safety Week. These blogs are aimed to inform and inspire people to take action and raise awareness during 2017 and beyond. Contributions are from partners, researchers and campaigners, where views expressed are those of the contributor and do not necessarily represent those of Brake or its employees.
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As part of Road Safety Week 2017, we have created this new blog area for you - our supporters, professionals, researchers, campaigners and volunteers.

We want to hear why you get involved with Road Safety Week and what successes you have had.

We also want to share information on this year's theme of Speed Down Save Lives.

So, whether you're an academic who can give an interesting insight into why speeding is dangerous, or a teacher who sees the value in raising awareness to children - we want to hear from you.

Blog entries need to be no more than 600 words and sent, along with a photo and brief bio, to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

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Guest - John Payne on Monday, 07 August 2017 12:36

It concerns me very much that the removal of speed bumps will inevitably lead to more speeding and more fatalities. Police resources are so stretched that speed traps are few and far between and the continued absence of fixed cameras from the vast majority of roads encourages reckless driving, even on housing estates. How many children will fall victim in the school holidays to these callous and selfish individuals who think they have a divine right to ignore speed limits? Councils should be doing FAR more to remind drivers of the 30 mph limit and of the presence of children, as is the case in Germany. Road safety seems to have a low priority in some counties, Leicestershire being a case in point. Letters to the local paper and emails to the police have no effect.

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It concerns me very much that the removal of speed bumps will inevitably lead to more speeding and more fatalities. Police resources are so stretched that speed traps are few and far between and the continued absence of fixed cameras from the vast majority of roads encourages reckless driving, even on housing estates. How many children will fall victim in the school holidays to these callous and selfish individuals who think they have a divine right to ignore speed limits? Councils should be doing FAR more to remind drivers of the 30 mph limit and of the presence of children, as is the case in Germany. Road safety seems to have a low priority in some counties, Leicestershire being a case in point. Letters to the local paper and emails to the police have no effect.
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