Eyesight Campaign 

This new campaign is to encourage drivers to have regular eyesight checks and to always wear their prescribed spectacles or contact lenses for driving.

The campaign will also be appearing on buses across the county, for four weeks and supported by radio advertising.

Please download this poster or contact our communications and marketing team for more information. 

Wall campaign

The adverts are part of the safety campaign which aims to make drivers aware of stopping distances and the speed at which they are driving behind other vehicles. The advet will run alongside radio advertising on local stations.

Please download this poster or contact our communications and marketing team for more information.

Drink Driving 2009

Our current Drink Drive campaign has been produced to highlight the dangers of drink driving, it carries the message ‘the end’ meaning it would be the end of your life as you know it.  The adverts will run through December on the back of busses and are supported with radio adverts on Fire FM.

Please download this poster or contact our communications and marketing team for more information.

Driver Fatigue

Our Tired Drivers campaign has been launched  with the message  ‘Tired drivers cause up to one fifth of collisions on major roads’ this has been designed to highlight how dangerous it is to drive whilst tired.

Please download this poster or contact our communications and marketing team for more information.

Motorbike

The campaign was launched on the 25th May to coincide with the increase in riders which occurs in the summer months in Dorset. The campaign focuses on how easily a dream ride can turn into a family nightmare.

Please download this poster or contact our communications and marketing team for more information.

What to wear?

This poster is also available in a leaflet format and is a reminder to riders of the correct protective gear to wear.

Please download this poster or contact our communications and marketing team for more information.

Drink Driving – Can you handle the consequences?

Dorset Police will be increasing patrols and road-side checks on the roads of Dorset throughout June as part of the summer drink and drug driving campaign. As we all look forward to long summer evenings with a drink in a beer garden or at a friend’s barbeque, we urge you to remember that even a small amount of alcohol can impair your driving ability and ask – can you handle the consequences?

Wall campaign

The adverts are part of a new safety campaign which aims to make drivers aware of stopping distances and the speed at which they are driving behind other vehicles.

Please download this poster or contact our communications and marketing team for more information.

Don't be the last person she ever sees

This campaign is aimed at encouraging drivers to pay full attention to everything going on around them. The idea behind the poster is that it only takes a second for concentration to be broken and a child or adult to be killed or seriously injured.

Please download this poster ir contact our communications and marketing team for more information.

Don’t let it end here

This primary target of this campaign is younger drivers. The use of feet in a morgue is designed to be distressing but not shocking. The tag shows that this could in fact be anyone, including your best friend.

Please download this poster or contact our communications and marketing team for more information.

Switch off before you drive off

This campaign was produced along with our partners and its main aim is to raise awareness of the dangers of driving whilst using a mobile phone. There are many unknown facts surrounding this issue, such as it is illegal to operate a mobile device when teaching a learner driver to drive. It is also not only the telephone call or text that affects your ability to concentrate but it has been proven that for up to 10 minutes after talking/texting you are still thinking about what was discussed. Please download these posters or contact our communications and marketing team for more information.

Road Safety In Dorset

This is our general leaflet with all the statistical and informative facts about road safety in Dorset. The purpose of this leaflet is to educate all road users whether young or old, pedestrians, driver or cyclists about how to be safe out and about in Dorset. Please download this leaflet or contact our communications and marketing team for more information.

Dying to Drive

Young drivers, pedestrians or cyclists should be aware of the risks and dangers involved with road use and distraction. Dorset Safety Camera Partnership provides education for younger drivers. We provide an hour long presentation (Dying to Drive) which covers warnings on how to drive safely and what can happen during an accident. It is presented by our staff and people from the organisations we work in partnership with.

• If you’re under the age of 25, you’re more likely to die or suffer serious injuries in a car (Source: RoSPA)
• One in five newly qualified drivers will have an accident in their first year of driving (Source: RoSPA)
Your life and those of your friends and family will change forever.

For more information on Dying to Drive please contact our communications and marketing team.

Parents on the Run

We all know that young children are impressionable and usually try to copy their parents. With this in mind, DSCP developed a leaflet aimed at parents on the school run. This leaflet seeks to help parents educate their child from an early age on the dangers of road use and how to keep them safe by teaching them the green cross code. Please download this leaflet or contact our communications and marketing team for more information.