Project EDWARD (European Day Without a Road Death) will take place on September 21st, 2017.  The Project EDWARD initiative has been organised by TISPOL, the Traffic Police network in Europe, and its aim is that no-one dies on the roads of Europe on Thursday 21 September. The long-term aim is to spearhead significant and sustained reduction in death and serious injury on roads across the world.   Road safety pledge: I promise that I will: # Remind my family, friends and colleagues to take extra care on the roads. # Put my lights on for safety. # Drive as safely as I can and follow the rules when behind the wheel or riding a motorbike or bicycle. # Be extra vigilant and attentive to the needs of pedestrians, cyclists, children, older people and horse riders. # Drive at speeds that are both legal and safe. # Carry out proper safety checks on my tyres. # Pay particular attention when driving near schools, and where there are lots of children. # Never drive after drinking alcohol or taking drugs/medicines that could impair safety. # Look as far ahead as possible and not tailgate other drivers # Always wear my seat belt and ensure that everyone with me wears theirs. # Not use my mobile phone while driving. # Ensuring I am not distracted by anything inside or outside the car, or inside my head. # Set a good example to my passengers by driving calmly and safely. Share your actions using #ProjectEDWARD You can pledge your support here 20th September,...