Campaign Overviews

The Scottish Government is launching a new campaign to tackle misogyny and its real-world impact on young people in Scotland.

The Scottish Government and Road Safety Scotland are launching a campaign encouraging road users to keep their mind on the road at all times.

Nearly one in three drivers killed while speeding is aged 16-25. To help reduce this, the Scottish Government and Road Safety Scotland have launched a new phase of their Young Drivers campaign targeting risky driving behaviours among 17 to 25-year-old men.

New social videos, social content calendar and BSL video assets are ready for sharing this festive season.

Around one in five newly qualified drivers are involved in a collision within their first year on the road. To help reduce this, the Scottish Government and Road Safety Scotland have launched a new Young Drivers campaign targeting risky driving behaviours among 17 to 25-year-old men.

The Scottish Government's Fitness to Drive Roadshow 2025 launches today, and will travel across Scotland until the end of January 2026.

It’s nearly Bonfire Night, and ahead of 5 November the Scottish Government and the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service are launching a campaign to highlight the dangers associated with fireworks misuse and the laws designed to help keep us all safe.

Today, the Scottish Government and Road Safety Scotland are launching a road safety campaign to tackle speeding across Scotland.

Our Scottish Government campaign to increase awareness of SARCS in Scotland launched last week for the fourth consecutive year. We'd be grateful for your support in helping us reach more people with this important message.

With the peak tourist season fast approaching, the Scottish Government and Road Safety Scotland have launched their ‘Drive on the Left’ campaign again, reminding visitors to drive on the left on Scotland’s roads this spring and summer.

Road Safety Scotland and the Scottish Government are launching a campaign encouraging road users to keep their mind on the road at all times. With pedestrian casualties increasing by 21% since 2021 and 'failing to look properly' being the highest contributory factor in collisions, your support in sharing this message is crucial.

This Sexual Abuse & Sexual Violence Awareness Week we’re highlighting the important service that SARCS in Scotland offers. NHS Scotland's Sexual Assault Response Coordination Services (SARCS) provides crucial healthcare and support in the days after rape or sexual assault. This confidential service is available even if you're not ready to report it to the police.