Lexington, Kentucky

The main aim of the conference is to improve upon the existing knowledge in the area of road safety and contribute to reducing the number of crash fatalities and injuries occurring worldwide, through the dissemination of innovative research and applications.

The 9th RSS International Conference will take place October 28-31, 2024 in Lexington, Kentucky, hosted by the Kentucky Transportation Center.

The theme of the conference is: “Improving Decisions Through Safety and Simulation Tools”. Putting these tools into practice lets agencies automate complicated processes, provide consistent decision support, rely on science-based and data-driven analysis, and give their safety practitioners the ability to perform complex analyses quickly. 

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.

Online Briefing

Join this free online  PACTS Autumn Conference : Cultural Maturity in Transport Safety  as they look to help organisations understand their road safety cultural maturity, why it is so important and the need for a consistent approach across all forms of transport and work environments.

This conference will help organisations to understand their road safety cultural (risk management) maturity and why we need a consistent approach across all forms of transport and work environments to support the take up and delivery of a safe system approach to road safety and better management of road risks.

Webinar

If one of your employees was involved in a serious crash, would you know what to do?

Join on Wednesday 20 November at 10am for a free Road Safety Week After the Crash webinar.

• Find out more about the extent of work-related road death and injury, and learn why support for road victims is so vital.
• Learn why we need robust investigation into the causes of road crashes, to prevent future road death and harm.

This webinar is open to any organisation that employs people who drive for work, and is a great way to participate in Road Safety Week.

Webinar

The concept of safety culture can be traced back to the 1986 Chernobyl disaster leading to a shift of focus that has more recently been applied to organisations running fleets moving people or goods from place to place.

It is well known that developing a safety culture requires senior management commitment and strong leadership but what else can you do to improve your safety culture for safer fleet operations ? In this online 30 minute session, Dr Lisa Dorn, Founder of PsyDrive, will consider the evidence for how to develop a safety culture.

Savoy Hotel, London

The Annual Awards Luncheon Ceremony takes place each year and is attended by about three hundred people and special guests include our road safety minister and a number of international leading road safety professionals. It has become an extremely prestigious event in the international road safety calendar.

In 2024 it is planned for Tuesday 10 December at The Savoy in London.

National Motorcycle Museum, Birmingham

This Tackling motorcycle crashes - a call for action! one-day, in-person conference will be held at the National Motorcycle Museum, located close to the NEC near Birmingham, on Thursday 13 February 2025.

Motorcyclists of all types are among the most at-risk road users which is why Road Safety GB is putting together this dedicated conference for road safety professionals.

The conference will set out to showcase new safety initiatives and campaigns, and discuss the challenging issue of how motorcyclists fit into the Safe System. It will also provide a unique networking opportunity for road safety professionals with an interest in making motorcycling safer, and bring local authorities and the private and third sectors closer together.

The conference will set out to motivate, inspire and equip attendees to take action on rider safety.

Marrakech, Morocco

From February 15-16, 2025, over 200 young leaders from around the world will gather at the 3rd World Youth Assembly for Road Safety in Marrakech, Morocco, to shape the future of global road safety.

Happening as an official side event before the Global Ministerial Conference on Road Safety (18-20 of February), this event offers a unique opportunity for youth to come together in an interactive, groundbreaking and creative event, gathering youth voices and innovative ideas to influence global strategies.

The assembly will feature an inspiring and youthful programme that includes energetic keynote speeches, interactive workshops, artistic interventions, street activations with civil society partners, and opportunities to learn from and engage with top decision-makers in the field.

Marrakech, Morocco

The purpose of this 4th Global Ministerial Conference on Road Safety  is to assess the progress made in implementing the Global Plan 2021-2030 during its initial five-year period, to generate support for the new vision of safe and sustainable mobility.

Kents Hill Park, Milton Keynes

The Driving Instructor Convention in association with Drive.Day is the UK’s premier, one-day conference, jointly organised by Intelligent Instructor and the ADINJC.

This high-quality conference is organised jointly by two of the UK’s most trusted driver training industry brands. Intelligent Instructor is the UK’s market-leading publisher, and the ADINJC is the largest national driving instructor association. Both organisations have successfully partnered to run top-quality events since 2019 and have established a reputation of being providers of the most professional and best-attended driving instructor events in the UK.

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.

Solihull, West Midlands

The ADINJC & Intelligent Instructor National Conference & Expo ’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.