Hinckley, Leicester

The Transport Technology Forum Conference will hear about technology solutions that are being used now by local authorities to solve their road transport challenges.

The annual event from 23-25 April brings together central government, local authorities and the supply chain.  It will detail the latest about digital Traffic Regulation Orders, the National Parking Platform, data sharing and the next phase in the £70 million of extra funding for traffic signals, including new schemes making use of machine learning and artificial intelligence to optimise traffic flow and balance traffic across city centres.

National Conference Centre – Birmingham

Passive Safety UK invites you to 2024 Passive Safety Conference and Workshop . 

Whether you are very familiar with passive safety design but need a refresher/updating, or you would just like to learn the basics, this Conference is for you. This is a chance for you to learn about the role Crash Friendly, Passively Safe design plays as part of a Safe System Approach.

The conference will include a hands-on workshop and will also be integrated with a large exhibition of passive products and experts from industry will be on hand to explain how their products work.

At the event we will also be presenting the new ARTSM Guidelines on Passive Safety, which will include information on the recent changes to the UK National Annexe to EN 12767.

This event is endorsed by The Institute of Highway Engineers and the Chartered Institution of Highways & Transportation and a full days CPD credit is available.

Yarnfield Park, Stone, Staffordshire

The Driving Instructor Convention is a one-day conference, jointly organised by Intelligent Instructor and the ADINJC. Intelligent Instructor is the UK’s market-leading publisher in the driving instructor market and the ADINJC is the largest national driving instructor association. Both organisations have successfully worked in partnership to run these types of events since 2019, and have established a reputation of being providers of the most professional and best-attended driving instructor events in the UK.

RAC Club, Pall Mall, London

Young Driver Focus 2024 is the most established young driver event in the road safety calendar.

Bringing together those with a keen interest in keeping our most at-risk road users safe to hear the latest research, ideas and interventions for newly qualified drivers. 

National Motorcycle Museum, Birmingham

The 2024 TyreSafe Briefing promises a full-packed agenda featuring esteemed speakers and presenters delving into the latest research, statistics, and emerging issues within the tyre safety industry. From exploring cutting-edge technologies to discussing strategies for spreading the vital message of tyre safety, this event is set to be a cornerstone in the advancement of road safety.

The Briefing will also cover hot topics including garage anxiety, motorcycle tyre safety and also provide insights gleaned from the charity’s on ground event participation, including Operation Pennine. 

The Briefing will host the reveal of the 2024 Tyre Safety Month campaign, aimed at raising awareness and promoting safe tyre practices across the nation. It will also incorporate the return of the TyreSafe Awards, recognising individuals and organisations who have demonstrated exceptional commitment to championing tyre safety.

Upper Heyford, Oxfordshire

DriverAssist.Tech is bringing together a network of businesses that align with the vision for the ‘Safe System Approach’ with vehicle and road safety technology in mind at their  RoadSafe Technology 2024 event.. This is a unique opportunity for industry leaders to network and demonstrate the benefits of advanced technologies in the automotive and highways industries today, such as:

• Driver Assistance Technology
• Driver Awareness
• Highway Maintenance
• Driver Training
• Road Safety Technology
• Telematics
• ADAS Technology
• Camera Systems
• Blind spot detection
• Intelligent Speed Assist
• Passive Safety
• Tyre Safety
• Fleet management
• Road risk management
• Emergency services
• Trade associations

Newark showground, Nottinghamshire

The ADINJC & Intelligent Instructor National Conference & Expo ’24 is the most popular event in a driving instructor’s calendar! In 2023, it welcomed over 950 visitors, making it by far, the largest single gathering of instructors in the UK – ever! Over 1,200 visitors are anticipated in 2024, at this free-to-attend event, designed specifically for you the driving instructor. It’s being held Sunday, 28th September at Newark showground, Nottinghamshire.

Online and in Hobart, Tasmania

Australasia’s leading road safety and injury prevention researchers, practitioners and policy makers join together for the Australasian Road Safety Conference 2024 .

ARSC 2024 will be held in Hobart, Tasmania. This face-to-face format will bring together road safety stakeholders and decision-makers from Australasia and international jurisdictions to facilitate collaboration and share information.

Istanbul

The International Road Federation (IRF) in cooperation with the Turkish Road Association are organizing the  IRF World Congress 2024  in Istanbul, Turkey, on 15-18 October 2024.

This conference with theme “Connecting to Empower Mobility: Roads as Enablers of a Sustainable Future for All” will serve as a platform for global leaders, industry experts, academia, and diverse public and private stakeholders to engage in insightful discussions and collaborative efforts, addressing pivotal issues and exploring innovations within the road and mobility sectors.

The Hague, Netherlands

The International Cooperation on Theories and Concepts in Traffic safety (ICTCT) is organising the 36th Conference  in The Hague, Netherlands, on 17-18 October 2024 under the theme “Inclusive and interdisciplinary road safety research”.

The conference is organized in close co-operation with the Traffic and Transportation Safety Lab of Delft University of Technology.

Birmingham

Now in its 14th year, the National Road Safety Conference is organised by Road Safety GB and in 2023 attracted around 400 road safety professionals from across the UK and further afield.

Delegates comprise local authority road safety officers, police and fire & rescue officers, central government departments, academics and representatives from other road safety stakeholder organisations in the private and third sectors.