The Isle of Wight Council's Traffic Management and Road Safety Team works alone and in partnership with other organisations including the Fire Service, Police, Health Authority and volunteers, to deliver a range of initiatives aimed at reducing casualties from road traffic accidents.

The team provides a range of services, education and training for drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians, these include:

The Road Safety team offers courses to meet the changing needs of new and experienced drivers and riders. Browse our site or contact us for more details.

Whether you’re an individual, a school or a company we can help you get the most out of the island’s roads. To find out more click here.

The Isle of Wight Council delivers Driver Rectification courses to drivers who have been caught speeding. These courses are offered as an alternative to having penalty points put on a license. To find out more click here.

The Road Safety team currently offers Level 2 Cycle Training to all Year 6 Pupils. To find out more click here.

The Road Safety team offers a range of advice regarding In Car safety for both children and adults. To find out more click here.

The Road Safety team offers pedestrian training to Primary and Middle Schools across the Island. To find out more click here

The Road Safety team currently manages 46 Road Crossing Patrol points across the Island. These provide a vital crossing point for vulnerable children. To find out more click here.

The Road Safety team carries out a range of publicity campaigns throughout the year to promote safe driving and to target at risk groups. To find out more click here