Drive & Ride
Information for cyclists and motorists for getting around the city.
Information for cyclists and motorists for getting around the city.
How we monitor traffic signals in the city and how you can report a problem.
Advice on parking responsibly and safely near schools.
Information about the Safer Routes to School initiative.
Road safety learning available to children
Ask us to fix street lighting in the city, and learn what we're doing to improve.
Campaign to highlight the dangers of multitasking while driving, cycling or walking.
How and why we have set a 20 miles per hour speed limit across several areas in our city.
How to apply to close a street for a parade or street party.
Advice and training on how to get to school on a scooter or a bicycle.
Courses available to help children learn to ride a bike.
Helping children learn to cross the road safely.
What School Crossing Patrol Officers (SCPOs) do and how you can apply to be one.
Advice about using the roads safely in Brighton & Hove.
A council campaign encouraging drivers to be more aware of risks while driving.
Links to cycle safety advice from the council and around the web.
Information on Road safety for drivers in the city.
We encourage cyclists and pedestrians to make themselves more visible when out and about in the city.
A collection of council campaigns and resources to help you cycle safely.
How we decide to build new pedestrian crossing points and how you can request one.
Advice for moped or motorcycle drivers who are travelling in the city.
Road safety campaign for motorcyclists.
How we improved traffic flow throughout Old Town.
Each year around 45 million trips are taken by people travelling around the city on buses. Bus services are a fundamental part of the city's transport system and we need to ensure that bus lanes and corridors are free from unauthorised vehicles so that buses can provide a reliable, efficient and attractive service to the city's residents and visitors.
Advice for making the school run simpler and safer.
Why we encourage children to walk to school.
How we've made Lewes Road, Elm Grove and Union Road junction safer
How we're improving street lighting in the city.
From 4 September 2020 a number of emergency ‘School Streets’ schemes will start across the city. These schemes temporarily restrict motor vehicle access near school entrances during school opening and closing times.
A practical guide for parents and carers about safer, active and sustainable travel to school in the city 2020/21