Salford Road Safety Partnership Strategy 2011 - 2015Salford Road Safety Partnership Strategy 2011 - 2015

SSP Executive Meeting : 27th October 2010

Sarah Brabban, Partnership Co-ordinator

Reducing Road Casualties IN Salford – a good news story

KSI (killed and seriously injured) casualties in Salford 2000 - 2009

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Child KSI (killed and seriously injured) casualties in Salford 2000 -2009

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Slights 2010 Target

Slight casualties in Salford 2000 - 2009

Beyond 2010?

• Aspiration to build on the achievements of the last 10 years

• Absence of national targets

• The partnership wish to continue the momentum of the previous strategy

• Development of Salford targets and strategy

Headline targets

• A reduction in the number of people killed and seriously injured by 33% by 2020

(compared to baseline average 2004 –2009 of 90 KSIs per year) i.e. target of 75 by 2015 and 60 by 2020

• A reduction in the number of children killed and seriously injured by 50% by 2020

(compared to baseline average 2004 –2009 of 18.5 KSIs per year) i.e. target of 14 by 2015 and 9 by 2020

Key Commitments

Partnership working

• Within Salford

- between agencies in Salford

- with the community

• Within Greater Manchester and the North West

A data led approach

High risk groups

• Children• Young drivers and

passengers• Motorcyclists• Older pedestrians • Those who drive for

work

High risk locations

• Hot spots• Routes• Disadvantaged areas

An integrated approach

• Education, training and publicity• Engineering• Enforcement• Encouragement

• Environment

A living, working document

• An annual action plan

• Ongoing monitoring and review

• Updated to reflect changes within partner organisations and resources available

Any questions?

Thank you