Drive To Stay Alive

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Drive to stay Alive

BBC WM are campaigning for safer roads in the West Midlands.

• Pledge to cut your speed
• Listen again: Drive to stay Alive
• Volunteering for safer roads
• Drive to stay Alive

Drive to stay Alive - BBC WM's campaign for safer roads in the West Midlands. Make your pledge to keep to the speed limit.

Pledge to cut your speed

Make your pledge to keep to the speed limit here. Also, what should be done to reduce car accidents?

Campaigning for Kate

Vicki Stone now says a new type of driving-licence will reduce death and injury on the roads.

Speed - exhilaration and heartache

Jon Yardley a fire office from Sandwell dedicates his time to educating youngsters about speed.

Listen again: Drive to stay Alive

Listen again to audio clips from BBC WM's Drive to stay Alive broadcasting.

Volunteering for safer roads

WM Action's list of opportunities with charities and organisations associated with road safety.

Did you pass the test?

Road safety quiz leaflets have been distributed to schools in the West Midlands. Answers here.

Test your reactions

Use this simulator from ROSPA to test how quickly you can brake when you're driving.

Paul Franks' accident story

BBC WM's Paul Franks was involved in a fatal collision. Read the Birmingham Mail story here.

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