Having a drive out with the family? ☀️ Pack your sunglasses ☀️ Never drive in open toe shoes ☀️ Check tyre pressure before you set off

Come on England! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 ⚽ Planning on watching the Lionesses in the UEFA Women's EURO 2025 final this weekend? Be a team player. Enjoy the football, but never drive after drink or drugs and always call others out if they plan to. It could save a life.

Over the weekend, more bikers will be on the roads 🏍️ ☀️ Remember, there’s a life on that bike – don’t put riders at risk by being impatient or failing to look twice #LookOutForEachOther

Gearing up to watch the England Lionesses in the UEFA Women's EURO 2025 final tonight? Enjoy, but remember to keep everyone you love safe. Don't let your friends and family drive after drink or drugs 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 ⚽ #LookOutForEachOther

Got a long journey planned this weekend? Get plenty of rest beforehand and take regular breaks while driving, and don't forget to give your car a bit of TLC. ✅ Tyres ✅ Brakes ✅ Air pressure ✅ Water ✅ Oil ✅ Fuel ✅ Wipers ✅ Sunglasses ✅ Emergency kit

Speeding is believed to be one of the biggest factors in road casualties and deaths involving young people. Don't become a statistic. Cut your speed and stay focused on the road.

If you're heading out for lunch or drinks with friends and family today, remember have none for the road.

The sun can be blinding when you're driving. Take it easy on the roads, keep a pair of sunglasses in the car, and make sure your screen is clear.

Every year, people are needlessly killed in road collisions because they weren't wearing a seatbelt. Passengers account for many of the fatalities. Drivers, always make sure you and your passengers are securely fastened in before you set off.

Teaching your children to cycle doesn't end when they can ride a bike. Parents, talk to your kids regularly about staying safe on the roads. Drivers, look out for pedestrians and cyclists and be prepared for people stepping out.

If you've got children in the back of the car, don't let them distract you. Keep your eyes on the road. Make sure they're safely buckled in before you set off.

Inexperience can kill on the roads. • Stay focused • Put your phone out of sight • Wear a seatbelt • Ask passengers to let you concentrate • Drive below the speed limit • Slow down in unfamiliar areas • Drive for the roads/conditions • Never drive after drink/drugs

There are more people out jogging in the spring and summer months. 🚗 Drivers, slow down in built-up areas, and watch out for people on foot and cyclists. 🚶 Pedestrians, don't be distracted by your phone or block out the sound of cars with earphones.

It's not only your car that can benefit from an MOT. In the UK, drivers must meet specific standards of vision to drive. Regular eye tests can help prevent collisions and ensure motorists are fit for the roads.

If you're heading out today with your dog in the car, make sure they're safe and secure. Don't let them distract you from the road. 🐶

The right riding gear not only provides crucial protection from injuries in the event of a collision, but it will also protect you from the sun, rain, wind and debris.

Think you have the best driving playlist? Prepare it before you set off. Using your mobile whilst driving could ultimately lead to: ❌ a £200 fixed penalty notice ❌ six points on your licence ❌ a fatality

Drivers, do you know how to safely pass a horse rider? 🏇 🚗 Read more road safety advice on the British Horse Society website: bhs.org.uk/about-us/our-s…

Got plans for the bank holiday weekend? ☀️ If you're having a few drinks, don't be tempted to drive #NoneForTheRoad

Don't get caught out by the sun when driving 🌞 Keep a pair of sunglasses in your car and slow down if the sun is obscuring your view. Watch out for cyclists and people stepping out.