New Safety Education Resources
RoSPA produces and supplies a comprehensive selection of resources ranging from authoritative reference works to light, low-cost booklets for mass distribution to educational posters. Used properly, they can all enhance your road safety campaigns.
We endeavour to ensure our portfolio or products are as up to date and topical as possible. Below are details of some of the new and updated products within the 2007/2008 road safety product range.
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| Mini Bikes – A Guide for Parents and Owners | Using Sat Navs Safely  |
 Mini bikes/motos are often wrongly  regarded as toys and improper use can end in tragedy. This leaflet will offer advice on the safe use of these vehicles and the legal requirements for riding them.Sold in packs of 100 |
 Satellite navigation systems are now a common feature in cars, new and old. This informative leaflet will advise users on how to get the best out of their sat navs and to reduce the all too common bad practices adopted by regular users.Sold in packs of 100 |
| RSGEN153 Buy it here  |
RSDR188 Buy it here |
| Ride Safe | Carrying Other People's Children Safely |
 This popular and well illustrated leaflet provides information on the 5 most common motorcycle crashes and advice on how you can avoid them.Sold in packs of 100 |
 A very popular booklet which offers advice about using child car seats and seat belts for anyone who transports other people's children in a car, taxi, bus or coach.Sold in packs of 50 |
| RSGEN151 Buy it here |
RSGEN152 Buy it here |
| Traffic and Safety | Journey to School |
 This title examines the various ways in which traffic and parking are controlled and helps children identify the nature of a road in relation to traffic. Children are introduced to words and phrases related to traffic and discover the purpose of various road signs, parking controls and road safety measures. Suitability: 5-7 years |
 This attractive hardback book looks at the different forms of transport children and their parents use to travel from home to school. Children are introduced to words and phrases about locations and addresses and learn how to describe a specific route to school.Suitability: 5-7 years |
| SE340 Buy it here |
SE341 Buy it here |
| Should the High Street be Closed to Traffic | Local Traffic – An Environmental Issue |
 This book shows how to investigate the issue of traffic in your high street and helps children to weigh up the evidence for and against changing the high street into an area for pedestrians only.Suitability: 7-11 years |
 This book explores the issues involved in building new roads. It also shows how children can collect data and canvas opinion and then come to a considered decision, in a democratic way.Suitability: 7-11 years |
| SE342 Buy it here |
SE343 Buy it here |
| Cycle Helmets | Keeping Safe |
 This con sistent bestseller has been completely updated to include attractive illustrations and up-to-date information on the need to wear cycle helmets, how they work and advice on how to choose the right one. |
 This popular poster has been updated to include information on the new child seat belt laws making it even more topical. |
| RSCY225 Buy it here |
SEPIN3141 Buy it here |
| Road Safety Engineering Manual | Starting to Cycle |
 This invalu able resource for professionals in the road safety engineering field is currently being comprehensively updated and will be available Autumn 2007. |
This popular resource is currently being updated and will be available Autumn 2007. Aimed at parents of very young cyclists this booklet includes advice on choosing a bike, teaching children to ride safely and bicycle maintenance. |
| RSGEN135 Buy it here |
RSCY215 Buy it here |
To order any of the above items print the Resource Order Form in (
PDF format 49kb) and fax it back to 0121 248 2050.
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