1. CLOCS conference, 14 March 2017
Learning from Loss RoadPeace Amy Aeron-Thomas Advocacy and Justice Manager
CLOCS conference, 14 March 2017

2. RoadPeace
Crash victims’ charity set up in 1992 by Brigitte Chaudhry, after her son Mansoor was killed by a van driver running red lights.
12/6/2018
RoadPeace : Learning from Loss

3. Learning from loss Three main work strands:
Developing survivor advocates
Promoting improved investigation
Improving coroner awareness
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RoadPeace : Learning from Loss

4. Developing survivor advocates
Objective: Train and support those bereaved and seriously injured by lorry collisions to become advocates for CLOCS
PROJECT ACTIVITIES:
Recruit campaign coordinator
Identify advocates and provide media training
Produce campaign pack
Produce advocacy videos and publicise
Provide ongoing support and information to advocates
12/6/2018
RoadPeace : Learning from Loss

5. Promoting improved investigation
TfL and MOPAC Services Agreement (2016)
Thorough and effective collision investigation
Victim satisfaction at its centre
Distils learning to prevent further collisions
London Freight Enforcement Partnership (2015)
Ensure all investigations into fatal and serious collisions involving commercial vehicles are fully supported
Measure outcomes from court and Traffic Commissioners
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RoadPeace : Learning from Loss

6. Promoting improved investigations
Objective: Publicise and promote the enhanced lorry collision investigation conducted in London
PROJECT ACTIVITIES:
Document London lorry investigation procedures
Clarify good practice
Promote adoption elsewhere
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RoadPeace : Learning from Loss

7. Preventing future deaths
Objective: Increase coroner awareness that lorry deaths are preventable
Attend inquests
Monitor PFD reports
Develop Lorry death checklist
PROJECT ACTIVITIES:
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RoadPeace : Learning from Loss