© Horses & Road Safety Awareness 2021
HRSA Horses & Road Safety Awareness

Welcome

Horses & Road safety Awareness

We are a small voluntary non-profit organisation aiming to help horses and riders remain safer on roads and bridleways mainly within the UK and Ireland. We work closely with other organisations and councils to further the education of the public surrounding horses and how to react and respect all vulnerable road users. We also aim to educate riders on the best ways to maximise their own safety and the safety of their horses whislt promoting a culture of courtisy from all sides. With an active Facebook page and group we are able to talk directly to the people at the heart of our cause and work together to find out what needs done to protect our beloved equines.

Propsed changes to the

Highway Code

Proposed changes to the Highway Code will come into effect at the end of January 2022. These changes will give more clarity to other road users on how to safely pass a horse and rider, also more guidance on the best way to do this safely. See: The Highway Code, New Rules If you think your area would benefit from safety signs get in touch to find out how to request one.
Promoting safety for horses & riders on UK roads

Looking for advice?

Our safety and legal pages compile various articles for both riders and other road users. Check it out to find out more:  
©Emma Tyler
Legal Legal

With thanks

© Horses & Road Safety Awareness 2021

Propsed changes to the

Highway Code

Proposed changes to the Highway Code will come into effect at the end of January 2022. These changes will give more clarity to other road users on how to safely pass a horse and rider, also more guidance on the best way to do this safely. See: The Highway Code, New Rules If you think your area would benefit from safety signs get in touch to find out how to request one.
HRSA Horses & Road Safety Awareness

Welcome

Horses & Road safety

Awareness

We are a small voluntary non-profit organisation aiming to help horses and riders remain safer on roads and bridleways mainly within the UK and Ireland. We work closely with other organisations and councils to further the education of the public surrounding horses and how to react and respect all vulnerable road users. We also aim to educate riders on the best ways to maximise their own safety and the safety of their horses whislt promoting a culture of courtisy from all sides. With an active Facebook page and group we are able to talk directly to the people at the heart of our cause and work together to find out what needs done to protect our beloved equines.
Promoting safety for horses & riders on UK roads

Looking for advice?

Our safety and legal pages compile various articles for both riders and other road users. Check it out to find out more:  
©Emma Tyler
Legal Legal

With thanks