Safer Roads Humber

Safer Roads Humber aim for all road users to be safe on the region's roads. We provide courses on driver safety and publish information on our engagement activities and daily enforcement schedule, road casualty data and general advice for road users.

Safer Roads Humber operates a zero tolerance attitude to all forms of abuse, therefore abusive behaviour towards our staff or the use of inappropriate language causing distress and/or constituting harassment will not be tolerated and could lead to prosecution. Enforcement is undertaken by Safer Roads Humber Compliance and Engagement Officers who are designated as ‘Police Support Officer's by the Chief Constable of Humberside Police in accordance with Section 38 of the Police Reform Act 2002 as amended by the Police and Crime Act 2017. As Police Support Officers and whilst engaged on their duties, our staff hold certain duties and powers of a constable. Under Section 46 of the Police Reform Act 2002, any person who assaults, resists or wilfully obstructs a designated Police Support Officer in the execution of their duty commits an offence.

Driver safety courses

Safer Roads Humber, in partnership with Humberside Police, run a range of courses that are offered to motorists when certain traffic offences have been committed. These courses are offered to motorists as an alternative to being prosecuted for the offence. Delegates are charged a fee for the course as an alternative to a fine and points on their licence. Delegates can only attend one course in a three year period. Clients can choose from a classroom based course or an online course held on Microsoft Teams.

Speed awareness

What's Driving Us?

Safe and Considerate Driver

National Motorway Awareness

RIDE

Seatbelts

Safety camera information

Safety cameras are used across the region as part of our overall strategy to make Humberside's roads safer. We use mobile and fixed speed cameras to detect speeding vehicles at locations that have been identified as sites of risk. We are able to deploy the cameras at a range of locations meaning we can be more responsive to our communities' needs. View camera map and site information.

Safer Roads Humber Engagement Activities

The partnership delivers an extensive range of engagement activities targeted at all road users, with a particular focus on high risk and vulnerable road user groups. We utilise a variety of delivery methods to appeal to the widest audience possible - this includes road safety presentations, structured learning projects and attendance at a broad range of events. The interactive dashboard below details the partnership's engagement activities for 2018 - 2022 to date. Click on a visual to filter the data displayed (to drill down multiple visuals, hold down CTRL and click on all the relevant visuals you are interested in). Click here for an explanation of our activities.

Humberside Collision Map

The map below shows all injury collisions that occurred in Humberside between 2016 and 2020. An amber symbol stands for a slight injury collision, red for a serious one and black represents a fatal collision. To obtain basic details on when the collision occurred and how many vehicles were involved as well as how many people were injured, please zoom in and click on the relevant marker.

The map highlights that there are still too many injury collisions occurring in Humberside, most of them preventable. This is why it is so important to continue to work towards making the roads safer for all.

The following national websites (registration required) provide free information on injury collisions across Great Britain:

Humberside Casualty Statistics

The interactive dashboard below shows the latest casualty statistics and trends for Humberside between 2017 and 2021. Click on a visual to filter the data displayed (to drill down multiple visuals, hold down CTRL and click on all the relevant visuals you are interested in).