Global Webinar

Unlocking the Multiple Benefits of Safe Walking and Cycling. Launch of WHO’s new policy guidance: Promoting Walking and Cycling: A Toolkit of Policy Options. This new guidance outlines evidence-based policy actions to promote safe, inclusive, and accessible environments for more safe walking and cycling. It offers a practical roadmap across sectors—from transport to health to environment—with seven key policy action areas and real-world case studies.

The webinar will feature presentation of the new guidance, making the case for safe walking and cycling as forces for health, sustainable transport, equity, and climate resilience; a panel discussion sharing insights from global experts; and national and local spotlights showcasing how smart policy can unlock co-benefits across health, mobility, environment, and economy.

🗓️ When: Monday, 12 May 2025 | 13:00–14:30 CEST

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The 8th UN Global Road Safety Week offers an opportunity to spur action at national and local levels to make walking and cycling safe, by highlighting concrete and specific interventions that can be taken by different stakeholders – governments, international agencies, civil society, businesses and schools.  

Sydney

The 2025 Australasian Fleet Education & Leadership Summit is the premier Fleet Management event in Australasia.

It brings together fleet industry professionals and decision makers from private and government organisations across all industries in an open and professional environment.

As the fleet and automotive sector boldly heads into a new decade the challenges faced are forever expanding. Change is afoot as the industry moves toward sustainable vehicle alternatives, improved safety legislation, and an ever-changing economic climate.

Royal Automobile Club, Pall Mall, London

Each year, FirstCar, Road Safety GB, and the RAC Foundation join forces to present Young Driver Focus . This one-day conference is uniquely focused on helping road safety professionals share the latest data, research, insights, strategies, and ideas about one topic: young driver road safety.

Now entering its second decade, the event is held at the prestigious Royal Automobile Club, Pall Mall, London, on Wednesday, 21st May 2025. YDF brings together road safety professionals from across the UK, spanning the public and private sectors.

The event receives the backing of key industry bodies such as DVSA, PACTS, Roadsafe, Road Safety Scotland, RoSPA, and THINK! Attendees include road safety officers from local authorities, fire and rescue services, and the police, as well as driver trainers, academics, business operators, charities, and anyone else with an interest in young drivers.

Webinar

This session will reflect on the In-Depth Road Traffic Fatalities Report for the Years 2015-2020, co-authored by Police Scotland and Transport Scotland. 

The main contributory factors which influenced fatal collisions were people being careless, reckless or in a hurry, failing to look properly and losing control of their vehicle. Nonetheless, analysis identified that a combination of Road, Vehicle and People countermeasures (CMs) were required in order to mitigate the risk of the collision taking place, or reduce the severity of the collision.

Join ScORSA as they look at how businesses can mitigate these risks, and in the event of a fatal collision what investigation protocol is followed by the organisation, the  Police and HSE.

NEC, Birmingham

The Safer Roadsides Conference and Workshop presentation topics will include:

• The ‘Safe System Approach’
• Using active road studs to remove lighting
• The use of VRS on the local road network
• The aftermath of a Sudden Death or Catastrophic Injury
• Are Trees for the chop? reducing roadside casualties
• Creating a Safer Roadside, what are the issues? (Workshop)
• Electrical Safety in the event of a collision
• The use of passive safety poles for Traffic Signal installations
• Current Issues with Vehicle Restraint Systems
• Latest Simulation Techniques

National Motorcycle Museum, Birmingham

The TyreSafe Briefing 2025 will take place on Tuesday, June 10th, at the iconic National Motorcycle Museum. 

After the resounding success of last year’s in-person event, this year’s theme, “Stronger in Partnership,” will celebrate the achievements, insights, and collective impact of our industry and road safety community

Webinar

The Project EDWARD team explore developments in emergency response driving issues , and encouraging better public understanding of the needs of blue light vehicles.

Athens, Greece

The Institute of Communications & Computer Systems (ICCS) together with International Road Federation (IRF) and several other Organizations, are organising the International Symposium Navigating the Future of Traffic Management .

This 3 day conference will focus on four thematic tracks:

• digitalization in traffic management,
• sustainable mobility strategies,
• integrated infrastructure systems,
• road safety innovations.

These tracks aim to address the complex challenges of modern traffic management and offer actionable insights for a safer and more efficient transportation future.

Solihull, West Midlands

The ADINJC & Intelligent Instructor National Conference 25 is the most popular event in a driving instructor’s calendar! In 2024, it welcomed a record 1,375 visitors, making it, by far, the largest single gathering of instructors in the UK – ever!

Visitors can immerse themselves in a wealth of knowledge at a wide range of topical seminars which run throughout the day, in four dedicated areas. The Live Stage sees some of the industry’s top trainers deliver educational sessions and the DVSA’s Chief Executive, who will provide an industry update. The PDI Zone is a popular attraction, with dedicated sessions designed to help those new to the industry. The third and forth seminar areas sees a wide range of topics covered by expert speakers, from driver training, road safety, marketing, accountancy and business advice. In total, 32 sessions are running throughout the day.

Berlin

The Institute of Transportation Systems of the German Aerospace Center is organising in close co-operation with the International Cooperation on Theories and Concepts in Traffic safety (ICTCT) the 37th Conference on 23 and 24 October 2025 in Berlin under the theme "Data and methods for evidence-based safety measures and applications".

The objective of the conference is to support the understanding and the execution of suitable approaches to move towards a transportation system without severely injured or killed road users. Due to the rapid progress in the development of powerful computing technology and the enormous potential of artificial intelligence, we have the opportunity to uncover the effects of traffic infrastructure, physical conditions, traffic environment and other risk factors, as for example human behaviour, on traffic safety.

Wyboston, Bedfordshire

Now in its 15th year, the National Road Safety Conference is organised by Road Safety GB and in 2024 attracted more than 370 road safety professionals from across the UK and further afield.

The 2025 National Road Safety Conference will be held at Wyboston Lakes Resort.

The event attracts 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.