Welcome

The Merseyside Road Safety Camera Partnership was launched in April 2005 with the aim of reducing the number of people killed or seriously injured on Merseyside's roads by reducing the level and severity of speeding and red light running.

As of April 2007, the Partnership was renamed the Merseyside Road Safety Partnership to reflect it's involvement in all road safety matters.

Ultimately we want to encourage people to drive within the speed limits and in fact respect all road traffic laws, so that everyone can stay as safe as possible on the roads. There are no excuses for speeding, think safety first.

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A survey found that more than four out of five drivers (83%) think about something other than their driving when behind the wheel. More than half of these drivers said that this affected their concentration. Six out of ten (59%) admitted to being stressed at least once a month, whilst one in six (16%) admitted to being stressed on a daily basis. Research has shown that angry drivers are more likely to take risks such as speeding, rapidly switching lanes, tailgating and jumping red lights. If a person drives while stressed they run a much greater risk of being involved in a road traffic collision that kills or injures them or another road user.

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Week Commencing 23rd June

More than 140 pupils from Eccleston Lane Ends Primary School, accompanied by staff and parents, took part in a record-breaking ‘walking bus’ bid to help raise awareness of BRAKE, the road safety charity.

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Week Commencing 16th June

An 85 year old woman suffered a broken ankle and a bruised face after she was in collision with a car on Tuesday.

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Week Commencing 9th June

Motorcyclists are invited to enrole for the next Bikesafe course taking place on June 14th and 15th in Bromborough.

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Week Commencing 2nd June

A van driver accused of a hit and run smash which killed a six year old has admitted he intends to plead guilty.

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Week Commencing 26th May

A 72 year old man was rushed to Whiston Hospital with suspected neck and back injuries after two cars collided on Monday evening.

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