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Welcome to Brighton & Hove's Road Safety Education section. This section provides education, training and publicity for road safety so that the risk of people being involved in a road traffic crash can be reduced. It also provides advice to schools and develops schemes to help the journey to and from school become safer. This is done either through education, engineering measures, the use of a School Crossing Patrol and/or through projects within the school which help find alternative transport other than the car so that congestion around schools can be reduced.

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The following pages give further details of the education, training and publicity and schemes that we provide.

 


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