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Road Safety charity celebrates achieving ‘Investing in Volunteers’ status

IAM RoadSmart announces its first Investing in Volunteers award

Britain’s leading road safety charity IAM RoadSmart has been awarded the prestigious Investing in Volunteers award.

The charity, which has around 5,000 volunteers across the country that help to deliver its driver and rider courses, received the accolade in recognition of volunteer management. <

4 December 2024 10:59

REACTION: Response to this morning's Transport Committee session on driving test availability

IAM RoadSmart Director of Policy and Standards Nicholas Lyes said: “Although the proactive work from the DVSA has made a difference in bringing down national waiting times for practical driving tests, the reality is that there are some pockets of the country where waiting times remain stubbornly high which will be a source of frustration for novice drivers hoping to discard their L-plates. Long wa

28 November 2024 10:28

REACTION: IAM RoadSmart responds to the latest reported road casualties in Great Britain in 2024

This comes after the government's release of the latest provisional reported road casualty statistics to the end of June 2024 earlier this morning.

IAM RoadSmart Director of Policy and Standards Nicholas Lyes said: “Provisionally, the number of fatalities on our roads remains stubbornly high and underlines the importance of the government’s commitment to an updated road safety strategy. Of

26 September 2024 10:03

REACTION: IAM RoadSmart's response to the latest road traffic casualty figures

Commenting on the 2023 road traffic casualty statistics published today by the Department for Transport, IAM RoadSmart Director of Policy and Standards Nicholas Lyes said: “While it is welcome to see an overall reduction in fatalities on our roads over the last year, the fact remains that 1,624 people were still killed on the road network in 2023. These are preventable deaths and significant work