To provide opportunities to debate transport safety matters (on road, rail, air and water) and to encourage the government to address transport safety issues, where appropriate.
1. Road safety action plan announced to cut road deaths
19/07/2019 - Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA)
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Found:
Road safety action plan announced to cut road deaths - GOV.UK
2. Road safety statement 2019: a lifetime of road safety
19/07/2019 - Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA)
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Found:
Road safety statement 2019: a lifetime of road safety - GOV.UK
3. Waste Package Guidance
20/11/2020 - Radioactive Waste Management (RWM)
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Found: Documentation:
Guidance on Demonstrating Criticality Safety
for Fissile Waste Packages
March 2020
WPS/916/02
4. All Guidance Documents
20/11/2020 - Radioactive Waste Management (RWM)
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Found: Documentation:
Guidance on Demonstrating Criticality Safety
for Fissile Waste Packages
March 2020
WPS/916/02
5. Offshore helicopter safety
04/02/2019 - Commons Research
Found: CDP-2019-0024, 4 February 2019 Offshore helicopter safety By Andrew Haylen Fintan Codd Summary This is
1. Covid-19: Public Transport Safety
12/05/2020 - Lords Chamber
1: being taken to ensure the safety of passengers who have to use public transport to travel to and from work - Speech Link
2: work from home.” He also said, “Don’t use public transport, use cars or bikes.” I commend the Government - Speech Link
3: guidance for both transport operators and passengers. If people must use public transport, two-metre social - Speech Link
4: therefore be wise to advise them not to use public transport because it is such a dangerous thing for them - Speech Link
5: recognise that there is much to be done from a transport perspective to help the nation’s health. That - Speech Link
2. Bus Drivers’ Working Hours
06/06/2019 - Westminster Hall
1: over that period. That was despite his shocking safety record and some 16 written complaints from passengers - Speech Link
2: scheduling problem.When I met Brake, the road safety charity, it was extremely impressed by the campaign - Speech Link
3: welcome the new Minister of State, Department for Transport, the hon. Member for Northampton North (Michael - Speech Link
3. Taxi and Private Hire Licensing Reform
03/10/2019 - Commons Chamber
1: Hayes), and the Under-Secretary of State for Transport, the hon. Member for Wealden (Ms Ghani), who remains - Speech Link
2: cross-border hiring so that people cannot flout safety terms and conditions, on finally providing a working - Speech Link
3: Does he agree that it is a democratic right that Transport for London and the Mayor should have the power - Speech Link
4: Mayor of London and Transport for London have made a compelling case to enable Transport for London to use - Speech Link
4. Tram Safety
10/12/2018 - Commons Chamber
1: series of important recommendations to improve tram safety across the country’s tram networks in the future - Speech Link
2: funding and that that is a key factor, as well as safety? It must never come to further loss of life before - Speech Link
3: Clearly, the industry, the regulator and local transport bodies have a responsibility to deliver the improvements - Speech Link
4: doing what they can.The Department for Transport has a duty to ensure that work is being done and - Speech Link
5. Offshore Helicopter Safety
06/02/2019 - Westminster Hall
1: That this House has considered offshore helicopter safety.It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship - Speech Link
6. Excessive Speeding and Driving Bans
23/05/2019 - Commons Chamber
1: explore how technology can be used to improve road safety and reduce the number of unnecessary deaths that - Speech Link
2: exceeding the current speed limit. The European Transport Safety Council has described intelligent speed adaptation - Speech Link
7. Exiting the European Union (Transport)
23/07/2019 - Commons Chamber
1: funicular railways and aerial transport systems such as ski lifts for the transport of passengers. They are - Speech Link
2: course, everything that I do in the Department for Transport considers these important issues of climate change - Speech Link
3: the appropriate technical and safety bodies, such as the Health and Safety Executive.As the hon - Speech Link
4: the safety standards. The officials in my Department are constantly looking at issues of safety. Historical - Speech Link
5: Floor of the House? That is especially important as safety is paramount in these regulations. So much for - Speech Link
8. Carriage of Dangerous Goods and Use of Transportable Pressure Equipment (Amendment) (EU Exit) Regulations 2020
29/09/2020 - Lords Chamber
1: regulations provide a framework for ensuring the safe transport of dangerous goods in Great Britain.The - Speech Link
2: the end of the transition period into 2021. The transport by road, rail or inland waterways of dangerous - Speech Link
3: My Lords, these regulations relate to the transport of dangerous goods by road, rail and inland waterway - Speech Link
9. Smart Motorways
13/02/2020 - Lords Chamber
1: Government what assessment they have made of the safety of smart motorways and what plans they have to - Speech Link
2: strongest possible terms real and grave concerns on safety grounds, as smart motorways clearly pose an immediate - Speech Link
10. All-lane Running Motorways
22/01/2020 - Westminster Hall
1: move,That this House has considered the safety of all-lane running motorways.Last year - Speech Link
2: motorway or other strategic road presents an immediate safety risk”,but that when there is a hard shoulder - Speech Link
3: shoulder allows stricken motorists to stop in relative safety, outside the flow of traffic. In its absence, at - Speech Link
4: My heart bleeds for the families.Reaching safety is particularly challenging in newer schemes, where - Speech Link
5: stranded vehicle took an average of 17 minutes. Safety is compromised still further by Highways England - Speech Link
6: number of residents have echoed concerns about the safety of that stretch of smart motorway. Does my hon - Speech Link
Registered Contact:
Lilian Greenwood MP, House of Commons, London, SW1A 0AA. Tel: 020 7219 7122.
Email: lilian.greenwood.mp@parliament.uk
Public Enquiry Point:
David G Davies, Parliamentary Advisory Council for Transport Safety (PACTS), 78 Buckingham Gate, London SW1E 6PE. Tel: 020 7222 7732
Email: david.davies@pacts.org.uk
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