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The Service
Hampshire Fire and Rescue Service Plan...
glossary
all fires
primary fires and fires in buildings
secondary and chimney fires
domestic and non-domestic fires
fires started deliberately
fire deaths and injuries
deaths and serious injuries on roads
false alarms and hoax calls
how quickly we respond to incidents
reducing our effect on the environment
cost to the public
summary of accounts
targets for priorities
The graph below only has information about Hampshire, and does not compare how we have done with the national average.
In 2000 we set out our commitment to work with our partners to reduce the number of deaths and serious injuries on the road by 40% by 2010.
Achieving this target relied on all the partner agencies working together. The graph shows that, together, we achieved a 36% reduction compared with the baseline.
Although this means we have not met the reduction target, it is a great achievement for all the partners involved in helping to make Hampshire safer.
We have contributed in many ways. Road safety is a vital part of our education programme to schools. We continue to lead on a number of initiatives including ‘TRAPT’ (Teenage Road Accident Prevention Training), ‘RideSMART’ (for motorcycle safety) and ‘Take Time Out’ (raising awareness of the effects of alcohol).
