2025 National Road Safety Conference
Timings & Itinerary
The conference starts earlier (10:30 on 4 November) and finishes later (15:30 on 5 November) than in previous years. Click here for more details about timings etc.
Click here to download the delegate joining instructions for NRSC 2025 (PDF)
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Main conference agenda
Day one (4 November)
Main conference • 4 November • 10:30-11:15
Opening addresses
Three presentations from key stakeholders within the road safety sector.

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Main conference • 4 November • 11:15-12:30
Safe System/Vision Zero
Practical examples from road safety teams/partnerships that have embarked on their Vision Zero journey.

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Main conference • 4 November • 13:30-14:30
Roads policing (enforcement) & education
Practical examples where enforcement and education have been deployed in tandem, and the lessons learnt.

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Main conference • 4 November • 14:30-15:30
AI in road safety
Is there a role for AI in casualty reduction, and if so what?

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Main conference • 4 November • 16:00-17:15
Speed Dating
Speed dating comprises a series of quick-fire presentations (5-mins) showcasing schemes, interventions and other initiatives being developed and implemented by road safety practitioners from across the UK.

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Day two (5 November)
Main conference • 5 November • 9:00-11:00
Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) and novice drivers
Despite the evidence from other countries, the government has yet to be persuaded of the benefits of GDL. What can be done to change this situation?

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Main conference • 5 November • 11:30-13:00
Speed/speed management
What can we do to convince road users of the importance of travelling at safe speeds.

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Main conference • 5 November • 14:00-15:30
E-Scooters (& other forms of micro-mobility)
Is it time, despite the safety concerns, for road safety professionals to embrace e-scooters, because of their popularity and the potential benefits they offer as an affordable and sustainable form of transport?

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Fringe agenda
Fringe one
Day one (4 November)
Fringe conference • 4 November • 11:00-12:30
Reviewing fatal collisions & in-vehicle technology
We will address two issues in this session. First we will hear from local authorities about the process they use to review fatal collisions, and the benefits that accrue from the process. This will be followed by two presentations looking at how we can persuade drivers of the benefits of using Advanced Driver Assistance Systems, rather than turning these features off.

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Fringe conference • 4 November • 13:30-15:30
Topical Topics
This session comprises seven presentations covering a range of unrelated road safety issues

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Fringe conference • 4 November • 16:00-17:15
Children & the school run
This session comprises four presentations looking at cycle training, school streets and a resource aimed at secondary school pupils.

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Day two (5 November)
Fringe conference • 5 November • 09:00-11:00
Evaluation
This session comprises seven presentations giving practical examples of effective and robust evaluation from road safety professionals, including ‘how to’ tips and hints – and things to avoid.

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Fringe conference • 5 November • 11:30-13:00
Work-related road safety
This session comprises five presentations covering topics including fatigue management, type 2 diabetes and work related road risk on London’s roads.

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Fringe conference • 5 November • 14:00-15:30
Passive safety & ‘quick wins’
This session comprises three presentations focusing on the role that passive safety can play in delivering Vision Zero and safer roadsides, and two road safety ‘quick wins’.

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Fringe two
Day one (4 November)
Fringe two • 4 November • 16:00-17:15
Session one
Four presentations covering CGI Hazard Perception Testing, Bicycle collisions and ‘safety in numbers’ and the role of parents in young driver safety

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Day two (5 November)
Fringe two • 5 November •09:00-11:00
Session two
Presentations covering DriveFit, speed reducing interventions, child car seats – and four ‘international’ presentations

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Workshops
The workshop programme comprises a series of optional sessions, which delegates are invited to pre-register to attend.

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For more information please contact Nick Rawlings by email.
