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Wednesday 15th November 2023

Rundlewalker Accident Claim Solicitors Emphasize Importance of Speed Awareness in Road Safety Week 2023.

road safety week exeter accident claim solicitorsRundlewalker Solicitors in Exeter, a dedicated firm of accident and injury claim solicitors, stands at the forefront of advocating for road safety in anticipation of Road Safety Week 2023, takes place from November 19 to 25 in the UK. The primary focus of this year's campaign revolves around addressing the critical issue of speed and its impact on road safety. The week starts on Sunday 19 November, commemorating the World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims.

Every day, the UK witnesses the tragic loss of five lives due to road accidents. As part of this year's Road Safety Week, the urgent question being raised is: "Why do we still think it's acceptable to speed when lives are at stake?"

With a mission to support victims of road accidents and promote safety, Rundlewalker recognizes the importance of proactive measures to reduce accidents caused by excessive speed. The firm emphasizes the significance of spreading awareness, educating the community, and advocating for responsible driving habits.

"Road Safety Week is a crucial time to pause, reflect, and take action,"
stated Roger Henderson, Head of Personal Injury. "As solicitors committed to supporting accident victims, we see first-hand the devastating impact of road accidents. It's imperative that we address the issue of speeding, as it remains a leading cause of fatal collisions. We urge everyone to join us in promoting responsible driving habits for the safety of all road users."

The firm encourages individuals, communities, and professionals to actively participate in Road Safety Week activities, initiate discussions, and share resources that spotlight the importance of adhering to speed limits and exercising caution on the roads. Advocating for safer driving practices is a collective responsibility that can significantly reduce the incidence of accidents and prevent avoidable tragedies.

As Road Safety Week approaches, Rundlewalker reaffirms its commitment to supporting victims of road accidents and promoting road safety initiatives. The firm extends an invitation to all to join in this essential conversation about speed and its impact on road safety.

Roger has worked closely with many road safety professionals and stakeholders including Learn 2 Live and was a Trustee of The Honest Truth charity for many years. He very much supports all road users taking extra care and being respectful to each other whilst on the roads. On the 22nd of November, Roger has been invited to attend a “Survive the Drive” event at Devonport Naval Base in Plymouth, where multi-agencies and stakeholders, including Devon and Somerset Fire Service, will be giving a road safety presentation to hundreds of military personnel. See VIDEO.

If you’ve been involved in an accident involving a horse, a cycle or a vehicle, the implications can be very serious, physically, emotionally, and financially. You need to act swiftly and get the right legal advice. The highly experienced Accident and Injuries Team at Rundlewalker is available to you.

Simply contact us now to discuss your legal situation and we can advise you of the options available to you. For more information, call Roger Henderson on 01392 209218 or email roger.henderson@rundlewalker.com


my horse was injured in a road accidentVision Zero’s ambition is to cut road deaths and serious injuries to zero by 2040 – and to reduce current numbers by 50% by 2030.

In 2021, 47 people were killed and 647 were seriously injured on the roads of Devon and Cornwall. That number MUST come down. While the region is one of the safest when it comes to road safety, we believe that any death or serious injury is too many.


Want to get INVOLVED? Let’s talk about SPEED. Five people die on UK roads every day, so why do we still think it’s OK to speed? Take part in Road Safety Week 2023 and join the national conversation.

JOIN HERE: https://www.brake.org.uk/forms/32