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All too often young people are killed or maimed due to speeding, drink and drug driving, using mobile phones while driving, or just not belting up. Young people on foot and bicycles are also at high risk of death and serious injury. Yet the good news is that young people are fantastic campaigners who can make a real difference and save lives in their communities. If you are a young person, parent, or teach or work with young people, use the links below to get saving lives.  

Get campaigning nationally
Call on the Government to toughen up driver licensing to save lives through our Too young to die campaign.

Pledge
Sign up to the Brake Pledge to end dangerous and unnecessary driving. Pledge here.

Get campaigning in your community 
Run a campaign to promote the Brake Pledge in your town.  Find out about training opportunities, awards and get online resources at our dedicated microsite for young people.

Fundraise for Brake
Spread the road safety message by holding a fundraiser for Brake. Hold a BrightDay in your school or college. Or if you are at uni, donate rag week funds to the cause. Talent shows are another great idea, or why not sky dive for Brake! A good time to hold a fundraiser is during Road Safety Week. Find out more at our fundraising pages.

 

 

 

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Every 30 seconds someone, somewhere in the world, is killed in a road crash.The misery of road deaths and injuries and the pollution caused by vehicles is a shameful epidemic that must end. Brake campaigns to stop the carnage and supports the victims.

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This Friday 18 May is the official launch of No to 80, a coalition of road safety and environmental organisations... http://t.co/qs2mHZ1a
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Well done Michelle! Thanks to everyone who speak out in the media and helps to keep road safety in the public eye. http://t.co/CvtIl2cD
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