WEST Yorkshire Police are offering free road safety sessions which support the Vision Zero initiative.
The 90-minute sessions, open to residents, drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians, aim to promote safer road use in Bradford.
They will be interactive and cover key road safety issues, including anti-social vehicle use, with a focus on community engagement and practical advice.
"The session will be interactive, engaging, and informative to all participants and will be divided into key sections addressing common road safety concerns in Bradford, and anti-social vehicle use particularly in urban and suburban areas."
The programme will explain the principles of Vision Zero, which aims to eliminate traffic fatalities and serious injuries, and will include data analysis and discussion of policy solutions. It will also promote individual and collective action to support safer roads.
Sessions will be held at the Civic Centre in Keighley and at Javelin House Police Station.
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