Driving more safely in Warwickshire
Did you see our online event helping families to understand the vital role they play in shaping how young people learn to drive safely?
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Did you see our online event helping families to understand the vital role they play in shaping how young people learn to drive safely?
Some parents may be surprised to hear that how you drive, talk about driving, and supervise practice directly affects how your children will drive in later life.
As part of the Warwickshire Road Safety Partnership, we’re excited to announce a dedicated event for parents and guardians of young drivers who have recently passed their test and are about to navigate independent driving.
Thanks to an alert member of the public who contacted us with concerns that someone was drink driving on the M6. They reported this van being driven erratically on Sunday (24 August) evening.
Three drivers caught speeding multiple times in Warwickshire but who failed to change their behaviour were banned for a total of 21 months and fined almost £3,000 at Leamington Magistrates Court on 19 August.
Hundreds of people are killed or seriously injured on the country’s roads each year as a result of people driving under the influence of drink or drugs.
National statistics tell us that in July 21% more people are killed or seriously injured on the UK road network than in any other month. This is a scary fact.
Each year, on average, 1,899 people are killed or seriously injured as a result of drink or drug driving. In Warwickshire, it factors in 30 deaths and serious injuries on our roads every year.
16 drivers who chose to continue speeding despite already accumulating points on their licence were banned from driving for 6 months from Tuesday 15 July when they appeared at Leamington Magistrates Court.
As of this year, Atherstone town centre is no longer a marked hotspot in Warwickshire for antisocial behaviour and serious violence.