Independent Road Safety Campaigner| Safer Drivers on Safer Roads. In Memory of Dev 💛 Contact: Nicola Rowley [email protected]. All views are my own
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Emergency braking technology could prevent collisions, saving so many lives. Everyone deserves to reach their loved ones safely. In memory of my beautiful son Dev 💛
Please RT to support mandating this law. 🙏 #DevsLaw
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It was such an honour to witness @LilianGreenwood present the road safety strategy statement in the House of Commons today. It included the consultation to mandate 18 new vehicle safety technologies, including autonomous emergency braking - as Dev’s Law. Thank you 🙏💛 #DevsLaw
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It’s been an inspiration for me & @GlobalNCAP team to support @NaranMeera’s tireless campaign for Dev’s law. Also knowing grief of losing a much loved child, I so admire her outstanding courage & determination to improve UK vehicle safety standards. A great road safety champion.
I could not be prouder to be delivering on Dev’s Law today. @NaranMeera has campaigned tirelessly for action on road safety, to ensure no other family suffers the devastation she experienced. theguardian.com/politics/202…
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What does the UK’s new Road Safety Strategy mean for Britain?
Zag unpacks the implications of the new strategy - which targets a 65% reduction in deaths and serious injuries by 2035 - for micromobility, active travel and AVs.
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“The government must ensure this consultation leads to a clear commitment to change, backed by robust enforcement, public education and sustained investment in prevention. Road safety is not simply a transport issue; it is a public health priority. This strategy presents a real opportunity to reduce avoidable deaths and life-changing injuries, but only if it is progressed decisively by government.”
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Today the government announced its Road Safety Strategy.
Dr Heather Grimbaldeston, Chair of the BMA Public Health Medicine said "This Road Safety Strategy is a welcome, if overdue, step towards improving public health and we welcome the consultation on reducing the drink-drive limit. The BMA has long argued that lower limits will save lives, prevent serious injury and reduce the long-term burden on the NHS."
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We've launched a new Road Safety Strategy, aiming to cut deaths and serious injuries on Britain’s roads by 65% by 2035.
Key points include:
- tougher action on drink driving
- minimum learning periods for learner drivers
- mandatory eye tests for older drivers
We're committed to doing what it takes to save thousands of lives and ease pressure on the NHS.
Our new Road Safety Strategy is a major step towards safer roads and stronger communities.
ALT A new Road Safety Strategy is here - Minimum learning periods for new drivers - Mandatory eye tests for over-70s - Lower drink-drive limits - Additional safety technologies in new cars - Tougher penalties for uninsured drivers
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@TheAA_UK response to road safety strategy.
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I could not be prouder to be delivering on Dev’s Law today. @NaranMeera has campaigned tirelessly for action on road safety, to ensure no other family suffers the devastation she experienced. theguardian.com/politics/202…
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1/5 Here are the 5 consultation documents seeking public views on our proposed measures to cut road deaths and serious injuries by 65% by 2035 and 70% for children 0-16.
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Meera Naran retweeted
We've launched a new Road Safety Strategy, aiming to cut deaths and serious injuries on Britain’s roads by 65% by 2035.
Key points include:
- tougher action on drink driving
- minimum learning periods for learner drivers
- mandatory eye tests for older drivers
We're committed to doing what it takes to save thousands of lives and ease pressure on the NHS.
Our new Road Safety Strategy is a major step towards safer roads and stronger communities.
ALT A new Road Safety Strategy is here - Minimum learning periods for new drivers - Mandatory eye tests for over-70s - Lower drink-drive limits - Additional safety technologies in new cars - Tougher penalties for uninsured drivers
Meera Naran retweeted
Today I am proud to announce our Road Safety Strategy.
4 people die on our roads every day - that’s unacceptable.
This Government is taking bold action: cracking down on drink & drug driving, mandating advanced safety tech in vehicles, and investing in safer infrastructure.
Meera Naran retweeted
Proud to have launched this Labour government's Road Safety Strategy today alongside @LilianGreenwood. These common sense measures will save lives and I am delighted to have the backing of so many dedicated campaigners. Their inspiring advocacy will make our roads safer.
Honoured to have the support of bereaved families who’ve turned unimaginable loss into powerful advocacy. Their courage strengthens our shared commitment to the Road Safety Strategy that will save lives and prevent other families facing the same heartbreak.
ALT Open letter from a number of bereaved families welcoming the government’s new Road Safety Strategy
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Government signals tougher motoring rules to reduce casualties on Britain’s roads theguardian.com/world/2026/j…
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Honoured to have the support of bereaved families who’ve turned unimaginable loss into powerful advocacy. Their courage strengthens our shared commitment to the Road Safety Strategy that will save lives and prevent other families facing the same heartbreak.
ALT Open letter from a number of bereaved families welcoming the government’s new Road Safety Strategy
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‘We want to set people up for a lifetime of safe driving.’
Local Transport Minister Lilian Greenwood tells @NickFerrariLBC about the government’s new road safety strategy.
Meera Naran retweeted
Great that @transportgovuk new road safety strategy sets ambitious target to reduce deaths & serious injuries #65by35. Delighted 18 vehicle safety measures will now align with European General Safety Requirement ensuring UK meets global best practice. gov.uk/government/news/thous…
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Great to be delegate at 4th Global Ministerial Conference in Marrakesh. Impressive sharing of strategies & plans for road injury prevention & good to see strong support from UK Roads Minister @LilianGreenwood. More action needed to reduce 1.2 million annual road deaths worldwide.
Meera Naran retweeted
Global NCAP delighted to co-host the Vehicle Safety parallel session at the 4th Global Ministerial Conference. Experts focusing on the role of NCAPs, regulators, inspection authorities & new technology providers to catalyse new, and used, vehicle safety across their life cycle.
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Global road safety experts united ahead of the 4th Global Ministerial Conference on Road Safety in Marrakesh last night to share best practices & priorities for achieving the goals of the Decade of Action for Road Safety.
#CommitToLife
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Meera Naran retweeted
Great to see @LilianGreenwood, Roads Minister, represent the UK Government at 4th Global Conference on Road Safety in Marrakesh. The UK has proud record of support for global road injury prevention notably as the largest bilateral donor @WBG_Transport Global Road Safety Facility.
