19/01/2018
RoSPA Road Safety Conference 2018
Can Road Safety, Public Health and Air Quality Priorities Support Each Other?
7 March 2018 - The Ricoh Arena, Coventry
This year's conference will explore the growing debate about how effective road safety policies can be maintained and developed at the same time as policies to reduce air pollution, improve air quality, and encourage active travel to improve public health.
The conference will allow you to:
- Hear key guidance from a range of road safety experts
- Discuss ideas with like-minded individuals who have the same goals
- Learn about exciting new initiatives
Topics and speakers are:
- Squaring the circle – balancing key priorities so they support each other, rather than compete for resources and attention - Kevin Clinton, Head of Road Safety, RoSPA
- Car seat regulations update - Mark Bennett, European Product Expert, Britax
- Should speed humps be consigned to history? - John Dales, Director, Urban Movement
- 20mph enforcement – an idea that has come of age? - -Geoff Collins, Sales & Marketing Director, JENOPTIK Traffic Solutions
- Are 20mph limits the ultimate public health intervention? - Dr Sarah Jones, Consultant in Environmental Health Protection, Public Health Wales
- Developing healthy streets whilst reducing road danger. - Naomi Baster, Principal City Planner, Transport for London
- Safety policy making in a ‘Smarter World’ - Richard Cuerden, Director, TRL Academy
- 20mph limits: what do the public think? - Professor Alan Tapp, Professor of Social Marketing, UWE Bristol
- Designing a behaviour change intervention to reduce the car journeys people make. - Dr Fiona Fylan, Brainbox Research Ltd
- Changing driving behaviour. - PC Mark Hodson and Sergeant Steve Hudson, Road Harm Reduction Team, West Midlands Police
- How internal beliefs influence our driving and what can businesses do about it? - Keith Bell, Quality Manager (RoSPA Fleet Safety), RoSA
- Introduction to road traffic accident data concerning children on the PHE Fingertips platform
- Susan Koffler-Sluijter , Regional lead for the South East; National Child and Maternal Health Intelligence Network, Public Health England
- The National Accident Prevention Strategy – how to get involved - Errol Taylor, Chief Executive, RoSPA
To book go to the RoSPA Website