Drive To Stay Alive

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Drive To Stay Alive - the A49

A Herefordshire road where there have been a cluster of serious road accidents.

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BBC Hereford and Worcester and Midlands Today have launched a Drive To Survive campaign aimed at young car drivers. It hopes to reduce the number of car accidents that involve youngsters.

Drive To Stay Alive - the A456

One of the roads in Worcestershire where there have been a cluster of serious road accidents.

Drive to Stay Alive - the A44

The A44 was named as one of the top ten dangerous rural roads in an AA survey.

Biker Skills Day

Learn to ride safely with the Redditch Advanced Motorcyclists Group.

The human cost of accidents

Tribute bouquets at an accident scene on A449 near Worcester, and photos of the youngsters who died.

Pledge to keep to the speed limit

Drive to Stay Alive: Make an online commitment to stay within the road speed limits...

Young people dying on our roads

More than one in four drivers who die are under the age of 25. Find out some suggestions as to why.

Test your reactions

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

Learning to drive

Listen Again to a group of teenagers getting driving lessons on Thockmorton Aerodrome.

Pass Plus

The website aimed at cutting the number of accidents involving new drivers.

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