This week, we are thrilled to welcome Safer Roads Humber, as the latest organisation to join our ever-growing LCRIG Community. As our 34th Partner Member, they join a valued group of organisations including government bodies, professional associations, research groups and other not-for-profit partners.
Safer Roads Humber is the regional road safety partnership for Humberside. Following a long history of collaboration between police and local authorities, Safer Roads Humber was founded in 2007 and is a non-statutory group of agencies involved in road safety, combining expertise from different organisations to reduce road casualties in the Humber area.
Ian Robertson, Partnership Manager at Safer Roads Humber, expressed his aspirations for the collaboration:
“The Safer Roads Humber Partnership comprises of the four local councils in our area, Humberside Police, Humberside Fire and Rescue, and National Highways. Our aim is to reduce casualties across the Humber area by education, engagement, and enforcement where necessary.”
“We have joined LCRIG to work with many other partners in road safety, especially those focussing on Vision Zero and the Safe System. We look forward to new technologies, new perspectives and a shared vision of safer roads.”
We’re proud to have Safer Roads Humber on board and look forward to supporting their work in making roads safer for all.
LCRIG Membership
As a growing community of over 380 members consisting of government, local authorities, national organisations, supply chain, academia and associations, LCRIG is actively facilitating positive change and innovation in the highways sector.
By joining LCRIG you will connect with a community of like-minded councils, organisations and individuals, all of whom are driving change through innovation and technological advances across the local roads network.
Fully-funded places are available for public sector members, and discounted rates are available for private sector members at LCRIG events.
LCRIG membership is structured under four distinct member types. Each type providing tailored member benefits, ensuring all member organisations enjoy access to a diverse and valuable range of services.
Local highway authorities and ‘Teckal’ organisations.
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anisations providing products or services to the highways sector.
Government and professional bodies, associations, working/research groups.
Universities and academic research organisations.
As a Community Interest Company (CIC), accredited to ISO44001, the international standard for collaboration, LCRIG’s purpose is to ‘give back to the highways community’ and we are not for profit.
View our Membership Services here or contact us to find out more.