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Evening Show 26th January 2010, 7:30 pm at the MacRobert Centre Stirling University. For free tickets contact MacRobert Box Office 01786 466666 Every parent of a young driver or young persons who could be a passenger in a car with a young driver should make sure that they see this road safety show.
Safe Drive Stay Alive is a Community Safety Partnership project first run in Scotland in 2002. It was
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proposed to further educate young drivers in Scotland by using a more innovative and hard-hitting approach than was already in place. To this effect, the Roadshow was devised in such a way that it would be full-on, hard-hitting, realistic and highly emotive. The content of the project reflected the findings of statistical evidence, feedback from emergency service personnel, consultation with education officers and road users.

Your views are important to us and help us to ensure that we provide road safety information to you in an effective, relevant and meaningful way. We estimate that the