RoadPeace Closure
RoadPeace closed permanently on 9 January 2026, ending more than 30 years of support for road crash victims and their families.
Therefore, we are very sorry not to be able to take any further enquires.
We thank all volunteers, supporters, staff, funders, and partners. While RoadPeace has closed, its impact – and the lives it touched – will not be forgotten.
If you are looking for support following a road crash for the first time (or if you are returning here after a gap), please know that excellent support is available through other organisations. Please check out the organisations listed and follow up with the one that best suits your circumstances.
Road victims’ bereavement support
Brake | The Road Safety Charity – a national road safety charity with victim support services
Road Victims Trust – a regional road safety charity with victim support services operating in Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire and Hertfordshire.
Aftermath Support – Home – a regional road safety charity with victim support services operating in North West England
Bereavement support (not road crash specific)
The Good Grief Trust – links to 1000 + charities and tailored local and national support services under one umbrella
Cruse Bereavement Support – bereavement support across England, Wales and Northern Ireland
The Compassionate Friends – support for bereaved parents, adult siblings and grandparents
Child Bereavement UK – bereavement support when a child grieves or when a child dies
RoadPeace Online Memorial The online memorial will be maintained for as long as contractually possible.
National Memorial Arboretum You can still visit the RoadPeace Wood at the National Memorial Arboretum to reflect, remember and honour your lost loved ones.
RoadPeace History We plan to add materials to the website as lasting testament to the remarkable achievements and impact of RoadPeace down the years.
RoadPeace Challenge 2025 – 1,624 Miles for 1,624 Lives
This years challenge will take place on May 12-18, 2025 during the UN Global Road Safety Week.
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.
Latest news
Read our latest blogs and news releases.
Remembering Sina Ghami and Latif Ayodele: our thoughts are with them and Anthony Joshua
Recent reporting about a road traffic crash involving Anthony Joshua, the British former boxing champion, in Nigeria in which the…
RoadPeace Volunteer Blog – December Edition!
In this December edition, we reflect on the powerful work our volunteers have done, share their voices, and look ahead…
“Learn from Lily-May” — A Mother’s Story
At the World Day of Remembrance (WDR), Leanne delivered a heartfelt speech about the loss of her daughter, Lily-May. With…
Prevention
Crashes are not inevitable. They result from law breaking 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
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