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How does a 20mph/30kmh urban/village default speed limit provide the foundation for Vision Zero. See my 10 min introduction video for the inaugural Vision Zero - 20's Plenty conference. bit.ly/3ZkthKc

How does a 20mph/30kmh urban/village default speed limit provide the foundation for Vision Zero. See my 9.5 min introduction video for the inaugural Vision Zero - 20's Plenty conference. bit.ly/45dWcU0 bit.ly/45dWcU0

A new report identifies the speeds that would be required to prevent most deaths and serious injuries. These speeds are evidence-based, given the laws of physics and the fragility of the human body. 20mph features where motors mix with people bit.ly/3Hd5LIN

If you are interested in #VisionZero and eliminating fatalities and serious injury on roads then this is a recording of the address made for the opening session of the first Vision Zero - 20's Plenty conference in Liverpool to over 200 delegates.

The UK’s first road safety commissioner has backed 20mph limits in Birmingham - and said he would like to see speed limit cuts on more city streets birminghammail.co.uk/news/midlands-…

Excellent news from London. bit.ly/44PiU4U

20mph What more evidence do you need? 40 per cent fewer people killed, and 75 per cent fewer children killed. Facts that can’t be ignored…. standard.co.uk/comment/20mph-…

The debate about 20mph limits as default where people mix with cars isn't left or right, but whether communities should be blighted by the speed of motors, or be places where motor mobility fits into the needs of all road users. #20splenty bit.ly/44PiU4U

20mph saves lives.

Data is data. 34% reduction in the number of people killed or seriously injured in London ⁦TfL⁩ - but still the sceptics fight back. Data is data #StopRoadDeath bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

As evidence builds that a 20mph limit reduces casualties by some 20-40%, sooner or later a local authority setting or keeping 30mph on a road where motors mix with people in a planned manner will be held liable in civil law for the consequences of such an unwise limit. See

It's becoming absolutely clear that a "safe system" can only be delivered on those public spaces between buildings that we call streets if we adopt limits aligned with survivable speeds for humans. And in an urban context 30mph kills and is simply not acceptable. Its time to end

Regarding 20mph limits and emissions. Modern cars have management systems that limit fuel used to load rather than revs. Load is less at 20mph than at 30mph. It also takes 2.25 times the energy to reach 30mph as 20mph. Its why in the real-world 20mph limits are a +ive influence

StatsWales have now released the finalised data for recent road casualties. These annual blocks from Oct to Sep show the casualty year on year variations. There was a 26% reduction on urban/village roads following the 20mph national urban/default implementation in Sep 23 with

Another town in England setting 20mph as a norm. So good to see towns recognising that both locals and tourists gain from lower speed limits in towns. Well done Westmoreland and Furness Council and Kendal Town Council. bit.ly/4kDAWLS

Good to see this article covering our recent Vision Zero and 20's Plenty conference in Liverpool. bit.ly/4jmcGNm

Great to see this article in TransportXtra covering my address to the Vision Zero and 20's Plenty conference in Liverpool this month. With 320 delegates it was an excellent opportunity to understand how lower speed limits underpin Vision Zero and a Safe System.

The higher the speed a vehicle travels, the greater the likelihood of serious injury or death if there is a crash. A crash at 30mph involves a lot more energy and destructive potential than a crash at 20mph. Learn more: brake.org.uk/get-involved/t…

Excellent to see Highland Council making its 20mph limits in communities permanent as more councils in Scotland set 20mph as a norm. bit.ly/3Z7kv2m

In the 12 months before Wales set a national 20mph default there were 630 (35%) more people killed or injured on the same roads compared to the 12 months after. How many of those would be considered "acceptable" in order to save an average of a minute on a journey? #20splenty whe