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Here are some links to organisations campaigning for 20 mph as the default in urban centres and residential areas :-

 

Organisation and link Background
The Pedestrian's Association
(Living Streets)		 The Living Streets initiative is a clear and urgent challenge to the authorities who, for decades, have allowed traffic priorities to overwhelm our local streets and public places, and failed to keep them clean and safe.
Slower Speeds Initiative   Gathering of like organisations that believe lower speeds will bring important all-round health, environmental, transport and social benefits.
RoadPeace UK National Charity for road crash victims.
CTC CTC are the country’s largest group of people on bikes. Their mission is ‘to make cycling enjoyable, safe and welcoming for all.’
Campaign for Better Transport Campaign for better Transport's vision is of a country where traffic no longer dominates our lives, where many of our journeys can be made on foot, by cycle or using public transport and where you don't need a car to enjoy the countryside or city life.
Hamilton-Baillie Associates Hamilton-Baillie Associates Ltd is a small company providing specialist knowledge and experience of innovative solutions for reconciling traffic movement with quality public spaces in cities, towns and villages.

Hamilton-Baillie Associates' work draws on extensive research and observations of best practice in mainland Europe, North America and across the UK.
Street Party What better way to start your campaign than hosting a street party. Look on the Street Party website to find out how your street can close and hold a party.

The NCT is the UK’s leading charity for parents. We help over a million mums and dads each year through pregnancy, birth and early days of parenthood. We offer antenatal and postnatal courses, local support and reliable information to help all parents

 

Road Danger Reduction Forum

 

 Those behind the RDRF were professionals working in local government as Road Safety Officers, highway and traffic engineers, officers working to promote sustainable transport, with support from Councillors in a number of local authorities.

The thrust behind setting out the Road Danger Reduction (RDR) agenda was – and continues to be – dissatisfaction with various elements of the official “road safety” establishment, arguing that this is often very much part of the problem of danger on the road.

       

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