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Road Safety Campaigns
7.3 Education

7.3.1

Education through publicity is a well tried means of affecting attitude and behaviour but, for it to be effective, it must be:

Research and data led. Analyse the physical and psychological factors leading to accidents and devise valid countermeasures.

Carefully targeted at its audience. Rider consultation and negotiation will help to ensure that content is appropriate.

The target audience may include other road users.

Welcomed by that audience. It must be meaningful to its recipients and contain specific advice or benefits - general exhortations to ride safely are meaningless as most riders think that they are already riding well.

Evaluated to gauge its effectiveness.


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