How we help
We provide information and support services to people bereaved or seriously injured in road crashes, and engage in evidence-based policy and campaigning work to fight for justice for victims and reduce road danger.
Get Support
Access a range of support services to help you cope and recover after a road crash, whether you are bereaved or seriously injured.
Working for Change
We are working to improve the justice system’s post-crash response, so that crash victims receive justice, and road crime is treated as real crime.
Prevention
Crashes are not inevitable. They result from dangerous driving, unfit vehicles and unsafe road environments.
Remembering lives lost
RoadPeace understands the importance of remembering family and friends who have died, and we encourage acts of remembrance in a number of different ways.
Take action
Add your voice to our campaigns to reform the justice system and for safer streets for all.
The RoadPeace Online Memorial
RoadPeace has created a memorial page to provide a permanent place of remembrance for bereaved families, friends and communities. The touching tributes and heart wrenching photos also highlight the devastating human cost of road crashes
Latest news
Read our latest blogs and news releases.
Wishing all RoadPeace volunteers a heartfelt THANK YOU
Today marks the start of Volunteers’ Week 2023 – an annual celebration of the contribution many millions of people make…
VICTIMS’ VOICE GUEST BLOG: Carrie-anne Hardingham’s Story
RoadPeace member Carrie-anne Hardingham recounts the events following her partner, Stewart Milne, being fatally wounded in a crash On the…
GUEST BLOG: Detective Chief Superintendent Andy Cox – “We must continue the fight and keep those with the power accountable for the unacceptable number of deaths and injuries on our roads.”
The RoadPeace Challenge 2023 came to a poignant close yesterday, as emergency services, road crash victims and bereaved families came…
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