Road Safety Volunteers and Fire Bike Rider
You will be part of a team delivering consistent road safety messages to members of the Cheshire community.
Motorway Engagement Days
Availability of this service is: August
These events are carried out on motorway service areas across Cheshire. To help get the message across, the use of videos and photos are shown, backed up with information which relate to motorway collisions.
Safety Campaigns
Availability of this service is: throughout the year
Throughout the year there are a number of Road Safety campaigns. Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service (CFRS) work with and support these partner agency initiatives by delivering messages covering Distraction, Speeding, Seatbelts, Drug/Drink Driving, Vehicle Condition and Pedestrians’ Safety
Drink, Drive Campaigns
Availability of this service is: June and December
CFRS supports the government’s “THINK” road safety campaign by speaking to people about the dangers of drinking alcohol and driving. These events are taken to workplaces, colleges, shopping centres and town centres to show people the consequences of drinking even a small amount of alcohol and driving.
Fire Bike Rider
The fire bike team consists of 8 experienced and trained motorcycle riders.
Their role is to engage with motorcycle and scooter riders throughout Cheshire. The riders deliver road safety messages, specifically for these vehicles, discuss the importance of correct clothing and promote enhanced rider courses.
Biker down
Biker Down is a rider skills – rider response course that is for bikers delivered by bikers. The course consists of four parts and is delivered by the fire bike riders in partnership with Merseyside RoADAR (RoSPA)
Application form
If you are interested in becoming a volunteer please complete the application form:
Application form
Contact us
If you want any more information please contact us:
HRBSU
Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service HQ
Sadler Road
Winsford
Cheshire
CW7 2FQ
Telephone: Claire Bennett on 01606 868654
Email: volunteer@cheshirefire.gov.uk
Last updated: Monday 15 May 2017