Businesses Leading by Example

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Leading by example

These businesses support a simple message: drive with care, respect the 20 mph limit and remember the people who live, work and travel along Coursing Batch.

We are grateful to every business that encourages its drivers, staff and contractors to drive considerately through Coursing Batch. Their example shows that road safety and successful local business can work hand in hand.

Thank you for leading by example. By allowing us to recognise their support publicly, these organisations can inspire others and help build a growing culture of safer, more considerate driving.

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Could your business be recognised here?

Help us promote safer driving

Encourage your drivers to observe the 20 mph limit and drive with care through Coursing Batch. Participation is free, with no membership, obligations or ongoing commitment.

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Be recognised for your support

There is no cost, membership or obligation. We simply ask your business to encourage drivers, staff and contractors to observe the 20 mph limit and drive with care through Coursing Batch.

If you are the owner or a company director, we would be grateful if you could circulate the campaign message to your drivers and colleagues.

Please send us your company logo and, with your permission, we will be delighted to feature it on this page as a public thank you for your support.

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What supporting the campaign means

Encouraging drivers to respect the 20 mph limit.
Promoting considerate and professional driving.
Helping protect residents, pedestrians, cyclists and visitors.
Leading by example within the local business community.
Allowing us to display your logo as recognition of your support.

Our long-term vision

Our hope is to reach a point where Community Speed Watch volunteers no longer need to spend hours standing at the roadside in high-visibility jackets monitoring traffic.

Instead, we'd like to see a culture where considerate driving becomes the norm—not because people fear receiving a warning letter, but because they recognise the importance of protecting the communities through which they travel.

That is the vision behind Safe Driving for Life: replacing reminders and enforcement, wherever possible, with awareness, responsibility and mutual respect.