Core objectives

Working with partners and communities we will proactively target those most at risk on Lincolnshire’s roads; we will employ creative and innovative solutions to ensure our engagement is effective and demonstrates value for money; we will work to influence and change the behaviour of poor road users through comprehensive education programmes.

ETP Objectives

Continue to deliver core pedestrian training to schools on a priority ranked basis.

Participate in the schools engagement and education project to capture education provided for children and parents in respect of road safety, substance misuse, crime, arson, anti-social behaviour, domestic abuse, Risk management, healthy lifestyles and many more areas.

Deliver diversionary training courses to drivers and riders as an alternative to prosecution. These include Speed Awareness Workshops, RIDE, What’s Driving Us?, Driving for Change, Your Belt, Your Life and referrals made as part of the National Driver Alertness Course (NDAC).

• Provide training and support to the riders of two wheel motor vehicles (TWMV) by continuing to deliver Bikesafe and Performance Plus.
• Develop and implement a training scheme for the riders of TWMV up to 125cc.
• Deliver the 2Fast 2Soon, Pass Plus +, crash car simulator, skid car and, pre and post driver training programmes focussed on the 17 to 24 year olds vulnerable road user group.
• Deliver, monitor and further develop the mature drivers training programme.
• Develop innovative approaches to casualty reduction from our current priorities.
• Develop bespoke courses aimed at companies to reduce collisions involving business drivers.
• Deliver corporate driving events to improve the driving skills of business drivers.
• Attend county and local events focussing on priority issues and user groups.
• Develop and implement countywide media campaigns focussing on priority issues and user groups.
• Maximise the use of social media.
• Continue to promote and develop the Community Speed Watch programme, increasing the opportunity for parishes to help reduce speeding and the negative effects associated with it.
• Continue to run and manage School Crossing Patrol facilities across the County.