73rd RoSPA Road Safety CongressTheme: Securing Wider Engagement in Road Safety Programme: Programme Monday 25th February 2008Chair: Tom Mullarkey MBE, Chief Executive, RoSPA Opening Session 14:00 Welcome to Congress 14:10 Opening Address 14:30 Child Safety: A Responsibility For All Of Us 14:50 Changes in Car Use on Scotland’s Roads: Cutting Down and Slowing Down 15:15 Coffee Engaging Local Communities 15:45 Can UK Councillors Do Anything to Improve Road Safety? 16:10 Community Road Safety Initiative and Community Speedwatch 16:35 Involving Disabled People in the Creation of Safe and Inclusive Streets 17:00 Open Forum 17:15 Close 19:15 AIRSO Drinks Reception 20:00 Dinner Tuesday 26th February 2008 (AM) Chair: Errol Taylor, Deputy Chief Executive, RoSPA Tackling Inequality in Road Safety 09:15 Chair’s Introduction 09:20 Case Studies from the Neighbourhood Road Safety Initiative Overview of the Neighbourhood Road Safety Initiative Margaret Appleton, Principal Development Officer, Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council Blackburn and Darwen ‘Mosque Marshals’ Graham Campbell, Education, Training and Publicity Co-ordinator, Blackburn with Darwen Road Safety Team Nottingham Child Car Seat Checking Scheme – Seat Safe Tameside ‘Wheelie Bin Road Safety Sticker Project’ Stoke - Blurton Dads’ Project – Cycle Training 10:20 Addressing Injury Inequality in London 10:45 Open Forum 10:55 Coffee Targetting Communication 11:20 Engaging Road Users by Good Safety Communications: A Psychological Perspective Regarding the Lessons that May be Learnt from the Aviation Industry 11:45 Together We Can Make the Difference 12:10 The Effectiveness of Safety Education 12:35 Open Forum Tuesday 26th February (PM) Chair: Bill Smith, Chair, National Road Safety Committee, RoSPA and Chair, Road Safety Committee, Scottish Accident Prevention Council Local Authority Partnerships 14:00 Chair’s Introduction 14:05 Road Safety Time Bank 14:30 Engaging with Eco Issues and Sustainable Transport/Health Messages 14:55 Benchmarking – a Tool for Engaging with Local Authorities, Cycle Training Providers and Other External Partners to Deliver National Standard Cycle Training 15:20 Open Forum 15:35 Coffee and Close 19:30 Glasgow City Council Drinks Reception Hosted by Bailie Allan Stewart, Deputy Lord Provost, Glasgow City Council 20:00 Congress Dinner and Award Presentation Chair: Willie Wills, Road Safety Manager (Scotland), RoSPA The Role of Stakeholders in Road Safety 09:20 Chair’s Introduction 09:25 Freight Operator Recognition Scheme (FORS) 09:50 The MOD and Road Safety 10:15 The UK Fire and Rescue Service (FRS) and Road Safety 10:40 Open Forum 10:55 Coffee Engaging with Drivers 11:20 The Future of Driver Training and Testing 11:40 Y-DIE (Young Driver Information Programme) 12:00 Driving Safer For Longer 12:20 Open Forum 12:30 Chair’s Closing Remarks |