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The LRSC co-ordinates and is involved in many projects to promote Road Safety within London.
The following links illustrate our current road safety resources.
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In all cases, contact the LRSC Administrator directly if you wish to purchase any of the materials featured.
Orders can be made to our registered address above or email/phone for further information.
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Alcohol and Young Road Users |
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Our Alcohol and Young Road Users leaflet aims to raise awareness of parents and carers to the fact that young people are more vulnerable to serious injury on the roads when alcohol is consumed. It covers the risks and what signs to look out for. 5p per leaflet plus P & P. Minimum order 250 Click to view a pdf version of the leaflet (non printable version) |
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Drugs and Young Road Users |
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Our Drugs and Young Road Users leaflet launched in July 2008 aims to raise the awareness of parents and carers to the fact that young people are more vulnerable to serious injury when drug use is involved. Click to view a pdf version of the leaflet (non printable version) |
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Caring Parent |
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The Caring Parent booklet offers sound advice for parents on how to prepare children to use our increasingly busy roads, safely. Nick Ross, President of the LRSC said "I urge local authorities to have the good sense to provide the Caring Parent booklet for parents in every primary school". |
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Walking to School |
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The Walking to School booklet provides a brief overview of the benefits of walking to and from school, not only for children and their parents, but also for the wider community. 12p per booklet plus p & p. Minimum order 250. To view each page of this booklet click on the link below: Click to view a pdf version of this booklet. (Non printable version) |
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Road Safety for Makaton Users |
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'Road Safety for Makaton Users' has been created to provide basic road safety guidance for those who use or communicate through Makaton sign language. This comprehensive book deals with a different crossing method in a step by step manner using photographs, text and Makaton symbols, followed by instructions on how to sign each relevant Makaton symbol. |
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Mind the Gap |
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The Mind The Gap campaign sets out to make all drivers and cyclists more aware of one another, aiming to reduce any intolerance that may develop between them. It has good advice for the Cyclist and the Driver. Two forms of A3 colour poster (Van and Lorry) |
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