ICE LIVE: the UK’s first conference focused on road and community safety virtual reality education
19 October 2022 Tally Ho Conference Centre Pershore Road Edgbaston Birmingham B5 7RN
FirstCar and the ICE Hub are excited to present the UK’s first conference focused on road and community safety virtual reality education. Supported by Road Safety GB, the aim of ICE Live is to increase awareness of this rapidly developing technology, improve understanding of its application in an educational setting and help attendees develop robust delivery plans to include the use of VR.
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