road safety

Find out how to make sure your tyres are safe this Tyre Safety Month.

During the festive season, drivers are being reminded of the risk of driving the morning after drinking alcohol.

Helping children in Knowsley to travel to school in a way that is safe, healthy and sustainable is the focus of a new plan agreed by councillors today

Driving offences involving drugs in Merseyside reached record figures during the December/Christmas period.

The latest road safety campaign by THINK! reminds people of the dangers of using a phone while driving – even a glance at your phone can cause you to miss important details about the road.

October 2017 is Tyre Safety Month and it’s a great time to brush up on your knowledge of looking after your tyres.

Pupils in secondary schools across Knowsley watched a powerful road safety play which warned them about the dangers of not paying attention when crossing roads.

Two new pedestrian crossings are now in operation in Kirkby.

The latest Senior Road User event in Halewood was the latest in the series of events to provide over 60s with information and advice about staying safe and confident on the roads.

Good Egg Safety checked the safety of child car seats in Knowsley recently. Find out how safe they actually were.

This week, young people from across Knowsley will be given important safety advice to help them stay safe.

The area around St Mary and St Paul’s C of E Primary School has been made a lot safer thanks to the new safety scheme introduced by the council.

A second Super Bob book, in memory of Bobby Colleran, reminds parents about the importance of parking safely during the school run.

A new signalised junction is set to be introduced on Valley Road in Kirkby.

Knowsley’s Road Safety team have been helping children, teachers, parents and guardians learn about how to keep safe on scooters with the help of unique book.

Will you show your commitment to helping make the roads safer by making the ‘Brake Pledge’?

As the nights become darker earlier, Knowsley’s Road Safety team are sharing the important ‘Be Bright, Be Seen’ message.

More than 60 people attended a road safety event aimed at reducing the number of road traffic collisions.

A new campaign is bringing attention to the dangers of HGVs for cyclists. See how you can help keep cyclists safe on the roads.

A new book has been launched to help teach children how to be safe on the roads.

From this week, there is a new pedestrian crossing to help you safely cross one of the busiest roads in Kirkby.

Fewer people are being killed or seriously injured on Knowsley roads thanks to extensive road safety education.

New crossing provides a safe and easy place to cross the road and access local amenities and bus services.