Vision Zero Event in Leeds
Free, family-friendly road safety event taking place at Millennium Square in Leeds.
You are all invited to a free, family-friendly road safety event taking place at Millennium Square in Leeds on Thursday 14th August.
It is running from 10am to 4pm and includes interactive stalls, emergency service vehicles, a reaction tester, cycling support and much more. There will also be engagement teams in attendance consulting on road safety, and parts of the Police and Crime Plan.
The event has been arranged by the West Yorkshire Vision Zero Partnership as part of their work to reduce all road deaths and serious injuries in the county to zero by 2040.
What will be there
- Access to a range of police and fire service emergency vehicles.
- An interactive and educational experience with a National Highways vehicle.
- A reaction tester.
- Cycling support, including free bike marking to help keep your bike safe.
- An opportunity to share your views with consultation teams on road safety and local transport, helping to shape future plans.
- Plus a range of other fun, interactive, and educational activities - with more to be confirmed.
The day will be similar to the West Yorkshire Vision Zero launch event. You can see a quick summary video of that below.
Getting there
The event is taking place at:
Millennium Square
Leeds
LS2 3AD
Millennium Square is a 5 minute walk from the train station, a 10 minute walk from the bus station and 10 minute drive from the M1/ M62 motorways with plenty of parking nearby.
Find out more about travel options on Millennium Square's website.
About Vision Zero
West Yorkshire Vision Zero is the local partnership approach to road safety, seeking to end all road death and serious injuries in the county by 2040. Find out more about Vision Zero.
Sign the Vision Zero Pledge
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