RoadSafe Saturday is making its return to Derry this weekend, with motorists being reminded that every decision matters.
It will take place in Guildhall Square and runs from 11am until 3pm.
The annual event is delivered by the North West Road Safety Partnership and local charity Life After, and aims to promote safer road practices, reduce collisions across the region and provide education and awareness for all road users.
The event will feature live road traffic collision re-enactments and rescue demonstrations carried out by emergency services.
These demonstrations provide the public with a powerful and realistic insight into the vital and often challenging work undertaken by first responders at the scene of serious incidents.
Sandy Arthur, Chair of the North West Road Safety Partnership says RoadSafe Saturday gives people the chance to see for themselves what a collision means for families, for emergency crews and for the wider community.
Organisers say they hope that, by coming together as a community, they can promote safer habits and reduce the number of devastating collisions in the North West.
