
Teen road safety
Transport for London has a new campaign for teen road safety 2011 - 'Don't Let Your Friendship Die on The Road'
Even though road safety awareness is on the rise, stay aware and pay attention. Don't get distracted by your phone. Nearly everyday a teenager is killed or seriously injured on the roads. So look out for your mates and don't let your friendship die on the road
Following the success of last year's support from Tinie Tempah and Eliza Doolittle, new ambassadors include BBC TV's Being Human stars Lenora Crichlow and Russell Tovey, who join top artists Wretch 32, Yasmin and Dels have join the new campaign, see below:
View other stars talking about teen road safety.
Wretch 32 said: "I decided to get involved because life is precious and something that shouldn't be taken for granted. If people take on board the safety advice then lives will be saved."
Visit the 'Teen road safety campaign' Facebook and add your comments
Did you know:
- in 2009 301 teenagers (agaed 13-19) were killed or seriously injured
- in 2008 367 teenagers (agaed 13-19) were killed or seriously injured
- Overall the number of teenagers killed or seriously injured has fallen by almost 55 per cent since the campaign started in 2000.
Last updated: Mon 25 Mar 2013 at 14:46