Comments for Gloucestershire Road Safety

Comment on Links by Alan Hilldrup

Alan Hilldrup — Tue, 04 Oct 2011 18:01:58 +0000

I attended the ” Speed Awareness Course ,ref To31011AM at Tewkesbury on the 3rd Oct 2011, and was invited to leave comments on your site, but I cant find the correct section?
I felt, the presenters, Steve and Bryan found the right balance in their approach, in not belittling us for speeding, but by illustrating the effect on the result of an accident at even 2 mph above the speed limit. Full marks to them for holding the groups interest, and as a result we will have a renewed awareness of the danger of even a small ” creep” in our speed.

Comment on Driver training courses going from strength to strength by nic marshall

nic marshall — Thu, 01 Sep 2011 20:00:34 +0000

need some more info on driving training
cost and availabilities

thanks

Comment on Links by David Champion

David Champion — Sat, 27 Aug 2011 18:49:54 +0000

Hi
I atended a Speed Awareness course on 25 August at Gloucester Fire Station. I was informed that a certificate for my attendance could be downloaded from the web site. I have looked at your web site, but don’t seem able to find the link to do this.
I should be grateful if you can let me know what or where I need to look to find this please.
Many thanks
David Champion

Comment on Links by Kay James

Kay James — Thu, 25 Aug 2011 16:41:49 +0000

I can’t seem to find the feedback form that we were advised to fill out after attending the speed awareness course today at the Glos Fire Station, could you please help – thanks

Comment on Pedal power paying off for Barton women by Jane Lloyd

Jane Lloyd — Sun, 31 Jul 2011 16:05:38 +0000

I noticed that there has been a big launch to recommend to motorcyclists that they carry a special CRASH ID card (attached to the inside of their helmet) to aid quicker identification of victims and details of next of kin etc should they be involved in a motoring/road accident . Surely such a card should be made available to cyclists also Is it possible to supply this type of card for cyclists also?

Having been knocked from my bike by motorist and badly injured, I sustained a broken arm and was concussed and incoherent when the paramedics arrived at the scene. Being alone I would have found this type of ID invaluable for the medics who attended me as I had no ID on me at the time of the accident. It would also have prevented my next of kin becoming unduly distressed when I failed to return from my ‘short’ cycle ride but d was being unbeknowingly transported to A&E by the ambulance crew. Needless to say, I now endeavour to carry some form of ID with me but if the cards were made available to both cyclists and motorcyclists alike, the first responders/paramedics would know exactly where to locate the information they required for ID/medical condition alerts etc and possibly save vital minutes by not having to search through saddlebags etc trying to locate it.

Comment on THINK BIKE – look twice… by admin

admin — Wed, 02 Sep 2009 15:25:18 +0000

Hi there, I’m afraid I haven’t seen the stickers you are referring to, hence I don;t know how to get hold of them. I would of course be delighted to send you a few THINK BIKE stickers. THey’ll be in the post tomorrow. Regards, Road Safety Partnership.

Comment on THINK BIKE – look twice… by admin

admin — Wed, 02 Sep 2009 15:21:45 +0000

Yes of course, in the post tomorrow.
Regards, Road Safety Partnership.

Comment on THINK BIKE – look twice… by admin

admin — Fri, 10 Jul 2009 09:02:33 +0000

To obtain THINK BIKE stickers, please send us a request through our Contact Us email address, remembering to include your name and full postal address and the number of stickers you require. Stocks are limited but we will aim to send out as many as possible.