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Whether you are a driver, a motorcyclist, a cyclist or a pedestrian, everyone deserves to be safe on the roads.
Treating each other with respect, care and consideration will help keep everyone safer.
The AA believes showing courtesy and respect for fellow road users makes driving not only a lot more enjoyable but also a lot safer and reduce the road toll.
Motorists & cyclists both have the right to safe & enjoyable travel on our roads & need to be more aware of each other & act with mutual care and respect.
The AA believes motorists & motorcyclists need to develop mutual courtesy & care, especially as motorcyclists are more vulnerable to being hurt on the road.
Pedestrians are extremely vulnerable in a crash involving a car. The AA believes it's crucial that motorists respect the safety and rights of pedestrians.
The AA supports the rights that trucks have as road users, and acknowledges the importance of their role, but says they must pay a fair share for using roads.
There's often confusion around the road rules for skateboards, rollerblades & push scooters. The AA would like to see the law around these devices amended.
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