Sentences with phrase «vulnerable road users on»

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Catherine West, Labour MP for Hornsey and Wood Green, has tabled an Early Day Motion (used by MPs to publicise a particular cause and to gain support in the Commons) calling on the government to remove vulnerable road users from the reforms.

Chris Hume, partnership manager at GoSafe, said: «Our continued focus on 20mph limits around schools is part of our commitment to safer communities, and to protect the most vulnerable road users; our children.

An increase in the number of vulnerable road users being killed on Britain's roads shows a need for a renewed push for safety, according to the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA).

Vulnerable road users, such as pedestrians, cyclists and motorcyclists, still account for almost half of Europe's road fatalities and bicyclists» deaths are on the rise in many countries.

For its 15th anniversary, Euro NCAP is organising an event that will focus on the availability of Autonomous Emergency Braking systems for car to car and car to vulnerable road user crashes.

Beyond that, motorists can slow down on busy bike routes, exercise additional caution when making right turns, leave as much space as possible when passing cyclists, and generally endeavor to be more aware of vulnerable road users.

We suggest that as in Scotland with the introduction of the Simple Court Procedure in September 20153, workers injured on duty should be excluded from the proposed new RTA small claims limit and from the scope of the Civil Liability Bill and, in our view, the same should apply to vulnerable road users.

Commenting on her new role, she said: «I have both worked and cycled with the RTALS team on many occasions, so greatly admire their approach and philosophy for championing vulnerable road users.

On May 17, MassBike and WalkBoston will head to the State House to urge legislators to pass a Vulnerable Road Users Bill, which would increase fines for drivers who hit and kill cyclists, pedestrians and others who would be defined as «Vulnerable Road Users.»

On a side note, it's morbidly interesting to consider how this could have unfolded if the van, which evidence suggested might have stopped to observe eagles, had been struck by a faster moving vulnerable road user, like a motorcyclist.

In a Toronto Star story on the same new laws, Brown tells the paper that the province would be well - served by the enacting of a «vulnerable road user law» that would boost penalties for drivers who seriously injure pedestrians or cyclists, regardless of which charges they ultimately face.

The course consists of easy - to - read sections which include information on vulnerable road users, defensive driving, drugs and alcohol, driving regulations, car maintenance, and special driving conditions.

The department shall include in the course curriculum instruction specifically addressing the rights of vulnerable road users as defined in s. 316.027 relative to vehicles on the roadway.