Brake is backed by many celebrities who believe in the cause and the charity's work. Thank you for your support!
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Lorraine Kelly, TV presenter As a mum, I am delighted to add my voice to Brake's campaign to urge parents to do their bit and ensure our children are safe while out walking or cycling. |
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Jacqueline Wilson, children's author Children should be able to get out and about on foot and bicycles - it's crucial for their health, well-being and social development. Yet, as a nation, we are failing to protect our children on roads. |
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Eddie Irvine, Formula One racing driver I get my kicks on the track not on the road. Speeding in built up areas puts children's lives at risk. |
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Daniel Brocklebank, Actor A good friend of mine was killed age 20 as a passenger with a drink-driver - someone who was supposed to be her friend. I know how the sudden death of a young person in a road crash sends shock waves through the whole community. |
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Craig Phillips, winner of Big Brother, series one I know all too well what drinking and driving can do. It kills and devastates families. My father was killed in a drink-drive crash when I was a child. |
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Natasha Hamilton, singer with Atomic Kitten As a mum, and someone who was knocked down and injured by a car as a child, I give my full support to Brake's campaign to make our roads safer for children. |
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Nick Ross, journalist and broadcaster Road deaths are the forgotten epidemic - killing more young people in the UK and across the globe than anything else. But it's an epidemic that we can all do something about - road safety is a shared responsibility. |
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Dick and Dom, children's TV presenters Our message to kids is simple: it's alright to mess about at home, in the playground or the park, but you should never do it near roads. |
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Danny Crates, Paralympic Gold Medalist I was just 21 when I lost my arm as a result of a road crash in 1994. My life is great now, but it could have been a lot easier with two arms. Young people should do everything they can to keep themselves safe on the roads. |
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Broadcaster, Adrian Chiles I am proud to help pledge my support to the life-saving work that Brake does. As a dad, I urge all drivers to think about the safety of kids when they're driving through a community. |
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Nicole Cooke, Gold Medal Winner, Beijing Olympics 2008 When I race all I think about is speed! How to go faster or be at the limit but in sport, just like in every day life I can not go over the limit of what is safe because it may end in disaster, either in a crash or putting others in danger. |
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Football Manager, Tony Mowbray Statistics show far too many young lads are gambling with their lives and those of their mates by taking risks on the road. I know from my own playing days, and working with footballers now, that most young men enjoy being active and playing sports with their friends and cannot imagine having a life-long disability. |
