Transport Safety Policy - Worcestershire County Council

To reduce thenumber of peopleslightly injured inroad traffic collisionsTotal number ofslightly injuredcasualties withinWorcestershireReduce the baseline 2004–08 average for the slightlyinjured by 7%, shown as arolling three year average,by 2013/2015 aiming for a10% decrease by2018/20201771 2013/201516682018/20201606To reduce thenumber of cyclistskilled or seriouslyinjured in road trafficcollisionsNumber ofrecorded cyclistseither killed orseriously injured inroad trafficcollisions withinWorcestershireReduce the baseline 2004–08 average for the numberof cyclists killed andseriously injured by 50%shown as a rolling threeyear average, by2018/202018 9To reduce thenumber ofpedestrians killed orseriously injured inroad traffic collisionsNumber ofrecordedpedestrians eitherkilled or seriouslyinjured in roadtraffic collisionswithinWorcestershireReduce the baseline 2004–08 average for the numberof pedestrians killed andseriously injured by 50%shown as a rolling threeyear average, by2018/202045 26To increase thenumber of childrenreceiving road safetytrainingThe number ofchildrensuccessfullycompleting roadsafety andeducationprogrammes acrossWorcestershireschools. #To progressively increasethe number of childreneach year receiving roadsafety training by 2020.NANAImprove highwaysafety specificallyalong lengths ofhighway adjacent tomaintained schoolsThe number ofschools assessedand treated withremedial measureswhere identified.Continuation of a rollingprogramme to addresseach of the schools nolater than 2015NA 248Speed limit Reviewwork on Class 3 and 4routesNumber of routesidentified andtreatedContinuation of a rollingprogramme to becompleted no later than2015NAtba# including private schools where invited.