Tackling the Deficit: Where next for road safety?
This second PACTS report on 'tackling the deficit', commissioned by the RAC Foundation, presents updates from around the road safety sector at the close of 2010, a time when a new government was in place, with consequent new budget arrangements and policies. It then looks forward to 2011 and the rest of the decade, focusing on the strategic framework for road safety that is due to be published by the Department for Transport (DfT) in April 2011.
This and the previous report are available from TheRoad Safety Knowledge Centre.
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