The Safety Camera Scheme carries out a number of educational publicity campaigns throughout the year to publicise safety cameras and the risks of speeding. We constantly remind the public that cameras are about the safety of all road users and are used to slow motorists down at accident hotspots.

Our advertising campaigns are intelligence lead and aim to get road safety messages across to as effectively as possible.

If you would like to know about the various community events the Safety Camera Scheme has taken part in and future events that we may conduct or participate in, please scroll down to the Events section

Speed: Killer, Isn’t It Radio and bus banner adverts.

Speeding: What’s Your Excuse? Billboard adverts aimed at busy working individuals.

What Do Points Make? Cinema, radio and printed advertising campaign.

Will Kill Print and radio adverts based on the cult movie ‘Kill Bill’.

Fire & Rescue: Cut It Out Campaign highlighting the Fire Service’s increasing role in road traffic collisions.

2004 NEC Motorshow CD-ROM Midlands Safety Cameras Stand. Eight camera partnerships join forces to reveal all fixed and mobile cameras.

2004 Motorbike Show CD-ROM The MSC brought together the chilling stories of four horrific crashes experienced by local bikers to the Motorbike Show.

Speeding: It’s Not Impressive A joint campaign, aimed at 17 to 24 year olds, to help reduce casualties and deaths on the region’s roads.

Street Sense CD ROMs Are Streets Ahead Two educational interactive CD-ROMs called ‘Street Sense’ aimed at one of the most vulnerable groups of road user; children.

Van and Truck Drivers - Do you know your limits? A comprehensive distribution of leaflets and dashboard stickers to specifically remind drivers of HGVs and LGVs of the dangers of speeding.

Camera Locations CD-ROM 2005 The new, free and interactive CD-ROM version of the camera locations leaflet.

BACK AWAY Car Sticker Free car sticker available to deter tailgating.

It’s 30 for a Reason Safety Camera Scheme supports hard hitting national campaign: It’s 30 for a reason.

Who Wants to Waste a Million? New campaign urging drivers to think of the wider consequences of speeding.

Caught Speeding? Want to Cheat the System? New booklet urging motorists to think again if they are contemplating an attempt to outwit the criminal justice system.

2005 International Motor Cycle and Scooter Show at the NEC Our interactive, engaging and educational promotional stand at the NEC in October 2005.

University Freshers’ Fairs The MSCP at Freshers’ Fairs held at the University of Leicester and Loughborough University during October 2005.

Dandia Night Red & White 2005 Themed cultural charity event co-ordinated by Deafblind UK.