Autumn date for next Safe System training course announced

May 10, 2024

The new open Safe System training courses have been a tremendous hit! With the first course taking place last month, participants dove into two days of enriching workshops and interactive learning sessions focused on deepening their understanding of the Safe System. We’re happy to announce new dates for the Autumn.

We are excited to reveal that registration is now open for the Autumn session scheduled for Tuesday 1^st October and Wednesday 2^nd October at Whately Hall in Banbury.

Booking includes two full days of training, overnight accommodation, and a delicious evening meal shared with our expert trainers. Places on these courses are limited so book now to avoid disappointment.

Preliminary results from the course evaluation are in, and clearly demonstrate a substantial improvement across all measures, including participants understanding the principles, components, and challenges of the safe system, and how it is relevant to delivering road safety in their organisations.

Course Content

Over the course of the two days we will cover:

Comprehensive insights into the principles of the Safe System.
Explore best practices for designing and implementing effective road safety measures.
Collaborate with industry experts and fellow professionals to share experiences and strategies.
Workshopping to unpack the challenges of the Safe System and what it means for your work.

Who should attend?

The Safe System approach covers a broad range of stakeholders who are involved in the road network. Previous courses have been delivered to:

Local Authorities (Officers, Managers and Portfolio holders) both those in road safety and beyond (e.g. planners, vehicle procurement, highways maintenance, major projects etc.)
Elected members
Transport Authorities
Fire and Rescue Services
Police
User representatives
Charities
Consultants

What's included?

Two day training course delivered by experts in the Safe System approach
Overnight accommodation at Whatley Hall
Lunch and refreshments, including an evening meal with the course tutors

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Autumn date for next Safe System training course announced