Welcome to the Bedfordshire & Luton
Casualty
Reduction Partnership website
The
Bedfordshire and Luton Casualty Reduction Partnership aims
to reduce the number of people killed and injured on our roads
though a combined strategy of Road Safety Education, Engineering
and Law Enforcement.
The
Partnership is responsible for safety camera operations in
Bedfordshire and Luton.
Latest News...
April 2008
Double Grant Success for Road Safety
Partnership Projects
“Motorcycle Training Matters” and “Belt-Up for LIFE” projects have been awarded £160,000 match-funding from Department for Transport to help reduce road casualties in Bedfordshire and Luton.
February 2008 Bedfordshire Police in covert operations to improve road safety Bedfordshire Police are stepping up covert road policing operations in an ongoing safety campaign to reduce road casualties.- more
December 2007 Christmas Cavalcade spreads the
"Don't Drink and Drive"message Christmas is a time when people like to mix together and exude good will.- more
December 2007 40% cut in drivers breaking mobile phone law. A new survey shows the number of car drivers using hand-held mobile phones at the wheel has fallen by 40% - more
July 2007
Fatal & Serious Road Casualties Reduced by a Third 126 fewer people were killed or seriously injured on the roads in Bedfordshire and Luton in 2006, compared to the mid-nineties. - more
July 2007
Speed camera case, a victory against speeders. European Court of Human Rights rules against speeding motorists - more
May
2007
Motorcyclist banned for dangerous driving caught on speed
cameras. Rider caught on camera at 105 mph whilst
making "V" sign- more
May
2007
New website for motorcyclists www.MotorcyclingMatters.org
is a new site for everyone with an interest in motorcycling
in Bedfordshire and Luton ... - more
April
2007
Police warn taxi drivers "Obey the law or face the consequences"
as a series of arrests lead to prison sentences and
driving bans- more
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