About Us
Road Safety Wales has been established to create 'unity from diversity' by developing and substaining co-operation and interaction between all key partners across Wales and/or agencies with the responsibility for road safety promotion.
Mission
To further casualty reduction through collaborative working.
Monmouthshire County Council has confirmed that the traffic lights on Bridge Street in Usk will be removed today, Monday 10th May, allowing for the return to two-way traffic. The decision has come following a review of the traffic management system and feedback from businesses and residents.
New speed limits are in place on Western Avenue (A48) to improve road safety and air quality on one of Cardiff's busiest roads.
A series of Active Travel walking and cycling routes are set to be developed in parts of Swansea to help improve the local environment and keep people healthy.
North Wales Police is urging people to know the law surrounding electric scooters or e-scooters before purchasing or using one.
Along with the gradual relaxation of COVID-19 restrictions, the improving weather and lighter evenings will no doubt be inspiring many of us to get out and en...
Come hail, rain and snow these dedicated men and women cross our children daily to and from school in safety. On today’s busy roads it takes special qualities to step out and stop traffic and keep the attention of children until they are crossed safely.