Project EDWARD activities
Merseyside Police and Merseyside Road Safety Partnership recently joined forces as part of this year’s Project EDWARD (Every Day Without a Road Death).
Fewer young drivers killed in 2019
The number of 17-24 year-olds killed in reported road traffic collisions decreased in 2019, continuing the general year-on-year downward trend.
MPs continue to ponder graduated driver licencing
The debate about whether to introduce graduated driver licencing (GDL) continues, with MPs hearing from a number of academics during a recent evidence session.
Engage warms up for Festival slot
A presentation about the Engage initiative features as part of the line-up of a month-long road safety festival, in which driving instructors are being invited to participate.
UK set for shortage of driving instructors?
A provider of young driver insurance has warned the UK could face a shortage of driving instructors over the coming years.
Driving instructor conference and expo returns in 2021
The second edition of the ADINJC & Intelligent Instructor Conference & Expo will take place at the Heart of England Conference Centre, Coventry, on 25 April 2021.
New e-learning course deals with alcohol and drug impairment
A new online e-learning course that deals with impairment by alcohol and drugs is now available for ADIs to complete in their own time.
Emergency services issue alcohol and drug warning
With pubs, bars and restaurants able to open from 4 July, Cheshire’s emergency services are urging motorists not to get behind the wheel after drinking alcohol or taking drugs