Who Should Exhibit
Road Safety Products
The government's own zero harm target just moved from 2040 to 2050. That's not a good news story for the officers who have to explain it, and it's exactly why Zero Harm, Real Progress exists as a theme this year. If your product has a genuine safety case behind it, this is where the people under pressure to show results are looking.
What You Could Exhibit
- Speed management — cameras, signage, traffic calming infrastructure
- Safety barriers & restraint systems — vehicle restraint, pedestrian guarding
- Vulnerable road user protection — cyclist and pedestrian safety schemes
- Work-related risk products — worker visibility, roadside safety equipment
- Safety data & analytics — casualty reduction monitoring, risk mapping
Who You'll Meet
- Road safety officers and engineers from local authorities and county councils
- Police and emergency services with a road safety remit, past attendees include Hampshire Constabulary and the Met's Road Safety team
- National Highways safety and delivery leads
- Tier One contractors specifying safety products for their schemes
Relevant 2027 Themes
Zero Harm, Real ProgressThis is your theme. Zero Harm, Real Progress is built directly around the casualty data, vulnerable road user protection and work-related risk conversations your buyers are already having.
Ready to Show Real Progress?
Get in touch and we'll talk through stand options and how your product fits alongside the Zero Harm, Real Progress theme.
