About the CRSP
The Cumbria Road Safety Partnership is the collective name for all those organisations that wish to see an end to the avoidable death and injury that occurs on the roads of Cumbria each year.
It consists of the statutory partners – those with a legal responsibility for road safety (The County Council, The Highways Agency, The Police and Fire Service) and the stakeholders – those with an interest in it (e.g. The NHS, DSA etc.)
The CRSP came in to being in 2004 and road casualties have reduced year on year from their formation.
The Partnership has since evolved and increasingly provides an effective arrangement for the planning and implementation of a range of activities that have the common aim of reducing road casualties.