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The SW region are exploring rural issues – agricultural vehicles and trailers, working drivers and contractors, speeding, tourist traffic, young drivers, run-offs, drink/drugs etc. with a view to developing shared ‘safer vehicles’ and ‘safer road users’ resources. If you have any examples of best practice, or indeed initiatives trialled and discontinued, please share!
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John Walsh
07831 599100Hello Jane, I am a prehospital doctor with Dorset & Somerset Air Ambulance (DSAA) and Consultant in Emergency Medicine at Dorset County Hospital. Relevant local activity that i am aware of through various partners includes:
1. Safe Drive Stay Alive coorindated by Dorset & Wiltshire Fire & Rescue Service – multiagency presentation going into schools and Colleges aimed at 6th form years re RTC prevention.
2. Survive the Drive – similar DWFRS project going into military bases.
3. Biker Down and Docbike activities.
4. One of the Critical Care Paramedics at DSAA developed a “Farmer Down” presentation and talks to Young Farmer groups etc covering the risks and first aid advice akin to Biker down though it is dormant at present due to staff changes.
Various other relevant projects associated with local Road Safety Partnerships which should be accessible via a search or you hopefully will get direct feedback from the relevant individuals in response to your querry.
Kind Regards,
Rob Torok
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