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NEW DRIVERS

Written for young drivers, 17-25 year olds, gives comprehensive advice on passing the test, purchasing a car, insurance and how to avoid losing their licence.

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The national website provides new drivers with an engaging and easy-to-understand resource that will help them get their licence and keep it while staying safer on the roads.

Driving Masterclass

[]Supported by a school / college programme with peer reviewed Behavioural Change Techniques. A 45 minute workshop for students to challenge their thinking on driving.

Employee training

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A two hour training masterclass designed specifically for trainees and apprentices on safer driving for work.

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PARENTS OF NEW DRIVERS

The Good Egg Guide for Parents of New Drivers aims to help reduce young driver casualty rates by providing parents with an easy-to-use tool filled with tips for keeping their son or daughter safer.

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[]A section on the same website for new drivers dedicated for parents. Tools and information on how they can support their sons or daughters on getting their licence and keeping it.

The Good Egg Guide

[]A guide designed to help you, as a parent, manage the risks your son or daughter will face when they start to learn to drive.

Top tips

[]Advice on choosing an instructor, helping them to pass, buying their first car, insurance, the law, advanced training and making a parent pact. Access our free downloads to help you keep them safer.

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NEW MOTORBIKE RIDERS

Too many riders are taking to the roads without adequate training, with the wrong kit and with few clues as to good riding technique. This includes essential advice for scooter, moped and motorbike riders.

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The Good Egg Guide

[]Written by riding enthusiasts and instructors, you’ll find everything you need to know about getting your licence, accessing the best training, wearing the right gear and how to maintain your bike.

Top tips

[]The guide also covers top tips on simple maintenance which can save you money in the long run, the law, the importance of riding with confidence, seasonal riding and bike security.

2 Wheels

[]Our partner websites 2 Wheels London and 2 Wheels GM offer top tips on riding and a regular blog as well as local training options in London and Greater Manchester.

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FAMILY CYCLING

Aims to equip cyclists of all ages with the knowledge and advice to help keep them safer on our roads. Expertly researched, it covers topics including learning to ride, buying the right bike, protective gear, staying safe and the law.

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[]A national website offering tips for all the family on cycling safely. Advice on equipment, maintenance, cycling training and much more.

The Good Egg Guide

[]A 32 page book with a comprehensive guide to cycling, whether its getting back on the bike or learning to cycle. This guide is a must have to keep your safer on two wheels.

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OLDER ROAD USERS

The Older Persons Guide to Road Safety is a comprehensively researched resource that aims to provide valuable information for older road users.

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[]A dedicated website offering advice for older drivers, pedestrians, cyclists and those who use public transport.

The Good Egg Guide

[]Includes information on safer driving, car maintenance, health, medicines and mobility as well as advice on when to stop driving and alternative travel methods.

Scottish booklets

[]Road Safety Scotland in partnership with Police Scotland commissioned smaller booklets based on the Older Road Users Guide, they can be accessed here

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IN HOME CHILD SAFETY

Every year over a million children under the age of 15 are taken to hospital following accidents in and around the home; half of these are aged 5 or under.

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[]Covering many important safety issues in and around the home and with a dedicated fire safety section. A must have for parents of children from birth to 5 years old.

The Good Egg Guide

[]Popular with the NHS, Fire Rescue and midwives, the guide offers life-saving advice on keeping our children safe at home.

In an Emergency

[]With advice on what to do in an emergency and top tips for treating common child accidents such as bumps and falls, burns and scalds, poisoning and choking.