2010-"Pavement surfing" - a joint initiative with the Guernsey Police to clarify the law so that motorists are aware of the correct way to behave when faced with a wide vehicle in a narrow road.

2007/10- Our most recent campaign - to open up a cross country route for students coming from St. Peter Port so that they, too, have the option of walking and cycling safely to the Baubigny Schools.  The new pathway was opened in September 2010 thanks to the help of many Guernsey companies.  Click here for more.

2007/8- Safe routes to the new Baubigny Schools.- we  campaigned  for the one way system and cycle contra flow adjacent to the new school so that St. Sampson's and Vale students could walk and cycle in safety.  We were delighted when the new Environment Department put this in place for the start of the new term in 2008.

2006-"What Price Road Safety?" - proposals for reducing road traffic collisions.  We estimated the cost to our economy of treating road traffic casualties was £11million.   We called for a joined up approach to tackle this issue and recommended the re-introduction of a Road Safety Officer. Click here for more.

2005-"Pavements 4 Pedestrians" - a problem orientated policing initiative with the Guernsey Police to try to stop the practice of parking on the pavements.

2004-"Keeping Guernsey moving-the role of travel plans" - we convened a seminar for HR staff of the CIPD group as a follow up to our Travel Plans Conference in 2003.  Click here for more.

2004-"Rough crossings" we invited islanders to tell us the worst places to cross the road in Guernsey and submitted reports to the Traffic Committee. 

2004-"Disappearing Footpaths" we convened a meeting with the Douzaines to try to tackle the problem of overgrown footpaths.

2003/7-Road Safety Week - We chaired the Road Safety Week Committee - working with the three emergency services and other organisations - in order to highlight a range of road safety issues.  Click here for more.

2003- "A survey of Guernsey's zebra crossings" - a safety check on every zebra crossing in the island and recommendations for improvements. The Traffic Committee accepted our 48 page illustrated report and agreed that there were deficiencies.  Many of our proposals have now been implemented.  Click here for more.

2003- "Making Travel Plans Work" - we invited four eminent speakers from the UK for this one day conference.  Around 80 people took part and we have continued working with organisations and schools to help them develop travel plans in order to reduce congestion around their workplaces.  Click here for more.