Chapter 6 – Page 2 – Hetch Foundation

Use a calm, specific request to address an uncomfortable moment during a shared journey. [...]

Change the way a group responds to delays, careful driving and an unhurried arrival. [...]

Challenge a familiar group excuse with a specific, respectful choice that protects the journey. [...]

Let your commitment to protecting people travel with you across familiar and unfamiliar roads. [...]

Use a change you have already managed to design a more dependable travel routine. [...]

Give concern a practical form by choosing a behaviour, a cue and a time to review it. [...]

Connect helmets and seat belts with protecting people rather than treating them as equipment for avoiding a fine. [...]

Keep careful road behaviour consistent when the road is empty and no enforcement is visible. [...]

Public accountability and personal responsibility can reinforce each other without making either conditional on the other. [...]

Use honest self-review to turn concern about road safety into one action on the next journey. [...]