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Statement from new Board of Trustees - 30th November 2019

Road Savvy Campaign

Road crashes are the biggest single killer of young people in the UK

In every region of the UK, young people are more likely to die or suffer life-changing injuries on the roads than any other age group.

Fixers across the nation are taking action against the carnage and speaking out to make the UK's roads safer for everyone.

Scroll down to find out more about the Fixers Road Savvy Campaign!

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Each of these four Fixers has had their life drastically changed because of road accidents.

Click on their videos to find out why they are making their voices heard...

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UK's Transport Minister attended the Fixers Road Savvy Forum and supports the campaign. Click play to hear what he had to say...

Follow the Fixers route to making UK roads safer

When it comes to road safety policy, Fixers believe the voices of young people should not be ignored. Click the image above to find out more about the forum...

Watch this short film about the Fixers Road Savvy Campaign, which includes Fixers' stories and highlights from the forum...

The Top 6 Road Safety Issues identified by Fixers at the Road Savvy Forum:

Drink & Drug Driving
Distractions Inside/Outside Car
Peer Pressure
Speeding
Lack of Hazard Perception
Education

The former footballer and TV presenter attended the Fixers Road Savvy Event.

“The idea of Fixers is brilliant not just for young people but for the older generation too, as we don’t always listen enough to our youngsters.”

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Fixer Jordan Bone with MP Henry Bellingham at the Road Savvy Forum

"I was delighted to meet my constituent, Jordan Bone. She has turned a dreadful adversity into an opportunity to try and help other people, prevent injuries and save other lives."

Councillor Val Clark, Chairman of London Road Safety Council:

“I was terribly enthused by the young adults sitting on the Fixers road safety panel. I thoroughly agree with them that education is the key to reducing the number of young people being killed or injured on our roads.”

Actor Tyger Drew-Honey, 17, recently passed his driving test and tells Fixers why young people's opinions on road safety should be heard.

The founder and CEO of the ingenie car insurance company, Richard King, supports the Fixers Road Savvy campaign.

“The Fixers event is a very good idea," says Ms Hilling. "Young people have to be part of the solution. They are disproportionately affected by road traffic accidents and they know the answers.”

TV presenter and motoring journalist Quentin Willson supports the Fixers Road Savvy Campaign and shares his views on improving road safety.

Meet the Fixers who took part in the Road Savvy Campaign

Scroll left or right to see all the Fixers who took part in the Road Savvy Campaign...

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Click on these links for more information and resources on road safety...

		Think! provides road safety information to try and reduce the number of people killed and injured on our roads every year.
		Brake is a charity, which works to end devastating road casualties, make roads safer and support the victims of road accidents.
		YOURS is a youth-led global organization that acts to make the world's roads safer for young people.
		Drive IQ provides online software to help drivers with driving awareness, how to cope with distractions, improving observations and avoiding crashes.
		'Don’t Be That Someone' is a campaign designed to reach a wide audience and make a difference to young people’s driving education.
		'Clip up for Conor' is an organisation set up to raise awareness about the importance of clipping up helmets when on motorcyles, mopeds or bicycles.