Oxfordshire Fire and Rescue backs road safety week campaign

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 15 Nov, 06:01 · Archive

Oxfordshire Fire and Rescue Service is supporting Road Safety Week, running from 15 to 21 November and led by the charity Brake. The campaign aims to raise awareness of the impact of road collisions and promote safer behaviour on the roads.

A spokesman for Oxfordshire Fire and Rescue Service said: 'Every road user matters. Share the Road. We are taking part in #RoadSafetyWeek with Brake, the road safety charity 15-21 November to raise awareness of the impact of road crashes and to support and remember road victims.'

This year's theme is 'Safe people on the move', highlighting the need for everyone to use roads responsibly. The campaign focuses on the Highway Code's hierarchy of road users, which places greater responsibility on those who can cause the most harm to protect more vulnerable people. Schools, organisations, emergency services and communities take part by sharing road safety messages, holding events and remembering victims of road collisions. Participants can sign up for a free Road Safety Week action pack containing resources and activity ideas.

How it is being reported

• Oxfordshire Fire and Rescue backs campaign urging safer roads for all usersOxfordshire Fire and Rescue Service is supporting Road Safety Week, which runs from November 15 to 21.Oxfordshire Guardian · 15 Nov, 05:00
• Oxfordshire Fire and Rescue backs campaign urging safer roads for all usersOxfordshire Fire and Rescue Service is supporting Road Safety Week, which runs from November 15 to 21.Oxford Mail · 15 Nov, 05:00

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