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More than 70 representatives from across the road safety community gathered in Parliament yesterday for the launch of Protect Young Drivers, marking a significant new phase in the movement to reduce young driver and passenger deaths in the UK.

Sky News continued its outstanding coverage of the need for stronger driver licensing in the UK last week - this time focusing on the emergency services who deal daily with the aftermath of road crashes. The powerful report, fronted by journalist Dan Whitehead, highlighted the unseen emotional toll on doctors, paramedics and other frontline responders who witness the devastation caused by road collisions, many involving young drivers. At Derriford Hospital, Professor Tim Nutb

Lilian Greenwood MP, Minister for Future Roads, in her video address The National Road Safety Conference 2025 marked a significant milestone in the campaign to see young drivers better protected when they first get behind the wheel. The event, held in Bedfordshire on 4-5 November, brought together more than 350 road safety professionals from across the UK. Minister acknowledges Forget-me-not Families Uniting The conference opened with a video message from Road Safety Minister

New research has revealed overwhelming public backing for stronger measures to make Britain’s roads safer - including the introduction of a phased licensing system for new drivers.