Katy Bourne joined the Sussex Safer Roads Partnership alongside Community Speedwatch and West Sussex Fire and Rescue Service in Horsham at one of their engagement events taking place across the county for the Project EDWARD week of action.
Project EDWARD is the UK’s biggest platform showcasing best practice in road safety. Working alongside partners such as the emergency services, highway agencies and British businesses, they promote what is being done around the four nations focusing on safe vehicles; road use; speed; safe roads/roadsides and post-crash care.
At the event, Sussex police officers and road safety partnership members spoke to the public about the five main contributory factors that cause serious road traffic collisions. These are known as the 'Fatal Five' and include: careless driving; drink and drug driving; not wearing a seatbelt; using a mobile phone and speeding.
Members of the public also spoke to officers and staff about their own road safety queries including updates to the highway code and tyre safety.
Watch the video below to hear from Sussex Police & Crime Commissioner Katy Bourne.
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