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Annual Conference.

The UKRO conference is an annual provision open to the thousands of its stakeholders. It provides a launching platform for some of the worlds leading Road Safety and Emergency Service specialists to distribute their current thinking and sector specific knowledge.

This year will see two conferences to cover both Road Safety and New Dimensions. Click the programme to the right for further information. 


You should attend if:

• You want to be updated on the governments current position in relation to Road Safety Strategy
• You want to know where road safety strategy is heading from a European dimension
• You want to debate ways to improve an inclusive partnership approach to road safety
• You want to understand the role Fire and Rescue Services can play in contributing to road safety
• You want to know what approaches to modifying behaviour are effective
• You want to know what impact Regional Control Centre’s may have on the outcomes of road traffic collisions
• You want to consider the validity of the golden hour as a guide to emergency service intervention
• You want to gain an understanding of the longer term impact of rehabilitation
• You would like an opportunity to network and debate the issues surrounding road safety with a wider stakeholder audience
• You would like a Scottish perspective on rescue capability
• Wish to gain information about New Dimensions Water Rescue, USAR, Rescue Dogs, Line Rescue

• Local Authorities
• Highways Agency and Driving Standards Agency
• Government Departments
• HSE Roads Directorate
• Road safety/accident prevention organisations
• Regional Chambers and Government Offices for the Regions
• Road/transport research companies
• Road interest groups (including motoring organisations)
• Road safety campaigning groups
• Walking and cycling organisations
• Lawyers
• Police forces
• Transport consultants
• Environmental groups
• Academics with an interest in road safety
• Ambulance Services and Primary Care Trusts
• Fire & Rescue Services