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Medway Council work with other organisations, including Kent Police and Kent Fire and Rescue Service to ensure the safety of all road users.

29/10/2026

🎉🚗 Don't let a vehicle problem crash the party this autumn 🍂🎉

Whether you're heading to a family day out, meeting friends, or enjoying an autumn adventure, make sure your vehicle is ready for the journey.

Remember TRIP before you set off:

🔋 Top-up fuel, oil and screen wash
☕ Rest and take a break every 2 hours
🛞 Inspect your tyres and check your lights are clean and working
🌦️😎 Prepare for bad weather and low sun, and carry essentials including sunglasses

✅ A few minutes of checks now could save hours on the roadside later.

🎊 Don't miss the party because you didn't follow TRIP! https://orlo.uk/b78sg

🚗🔧 Is your vehicle road-ready for autumn? Research suggests many cars may not be 🔧🚗⚠️ Breakdowns recorded on motorways a...
22/10/2026

🚗🔧 Is your vehicle road-ready for autumn? Research suggests many cars may not be 🔧🚗

⚠️ Breakdowns recorded on motorways and A-roads increased by 24% between 2022 and 2025.

🛞 Tyre issues were the main reason for 19% of breakdowns on motorways and A-roads in 2025.

📅 Many drivers are skipping essential checks:
• 11% missed or delayed their last MOT
• 24% thought their vehicle seemed safe to drive
• 19% knew there were issues with their vehicle but weren't ready to repair them

🔧 Vehicle servicing is also being missed:
• 17% of drivers ignored or delayed their last service
• 10% did so on purpose, 27% said they couldn't afford it

🛞 MOT advisories shouldn't be ignored:
• 87% of drivers are ignoring tyre-related MOT advisories because they assume a passed MOT means their vehicle is safe to drive
• 23% have ignored a tyre-related advisory - of those, 34% thought it wasn't urgent
• 28% couldn't afford the repair
• 8% didn't realise how serious the issue was

✅ Before you travel, remember TRIP
Top-up fuel, oil and screen wash
Rest every 2 hours
Inspect tyres and lights
Prepare for bad weather and low sun

🚗🍂

19/10/2026

🏁 Do you already receive your State Pension? Or will you be getting it soon?

If yes, make sure you apply for your Older Person’s Bus Pass.

You can get a free Older Person’s Bus Pass if you:

📍 Are a Medway resident

🎂 Have reached State Pension age. The State Pension age increased to 67 years old from 1 April 2026.

🕘 Passes can be used from 9am Monday to Friday, and at all times during weekends and Bank Holidays.

🚌 Don’t miss out. Apply online at: https://orlo.uk/vPwgi

🏢 Alternatively, visit your local Community Hub, or 📞 01634 333333.

🌍 The ENCTS Older Person’s Bus Pass allows free travel on buses across England.

18/10/2026

🚗🍂 Have a safe TRIP this autumn 🍂🚗

🔋 Top-up
Top up fuel, oil, and screen wash levels

☕ Rest
Take a break, every 2 hours

🚘 Inspect
Your tyres and check your lights are clean and working

🌧️😎 Prepare
For bad weather and low sun, carry essentials, including sunglasses

🍁 Safe journeys this autumn 🚗✨

https://orlo.uk/ZNMC7

14/10/2026

We’re proud to once again to be supporting Be Bright Be Seen campaign - helping children stay safer and more visible on their journeys during the darker months.

As the days get shorter and it becomes harder for drivers to see pedestrians and cyclists, especially children wearing dark school uniforms and coats.

That’s where Be Bright Be Seen comes in.

Together with kmfm and Specsavers Medway, we’re giving schools, clubs and youth groups the chance to receive free reflective keyrings to help children stand out in the dark.

Simply attach a reflective keyring to a school bag, coat or uniform and it can help children become much easier for drivers to spot when headlights are on.

Last year, kmfm delivered more than 33,500 free reflective items to schools, clubs and youth groups across Kent and Medway.

This year, we want to reach even more children and help make our roads safer.

Could your school, class, club or youth group benefit? Find out how to register: https://orlo.uk/cQzRj

11/10/2026

🌳 Celebrate the life and lasting legacy of someone special with a Memorial Bench or Tree 🌳

These meaningful tributes provide a place for remembrance and reflection in locations across Medway ✨

💚 Memorial benches and trees can be requested in Medway's country parks or on highways maintained by Medway Council, offering a special place to remember and celebrate a loved one.
📍 Select a setting that holds personal significance, creating a lasting connection for family and friends for years to come.

🔗 To find out more visit: https://orlo.uk/mo57w

11/10/2026

🎉🚗 Don't let a vehicle problem crash the party this autumn 🍂🎉

Whether you're heading to a family day out, meeting friends, or enjoying an autumn adventure, make sure your vehicle is ready for the journey.

Remember TRIP before you set off:

🔋 Top-up fuel, oil and screen wash
☕ Rest and take a break every 2 hours
🛞 Inspect your tyres and check your lights are clean and working
🌦️😎 Prepare for bad weather and low sun, and carry essentials including sunglasses

✅ A few minutes of checks now could save hours on the roadside later.

🎊 Don't miss the party because you didn't follow TRIP! https://orlo.uk/MlGCO

09/10/2026

👀 Be Bright and Be Seen 👀

With darker mornings and earlier evenings, we are encouraging all residents to be bright and be seen this winter. Less light and potentially hazardous driving conditions can make it more difficult for drivers to see other road users and to stop in an emergency. Make sure you can be seen when you're out walking, cycling or scooting 🦼👣🚴 🛴

We teamed up again this year with KMFM and Specsavers Medway to offer schools and clubs a free reflective keyring for children to attach to bags or outdoor clothing.

For more information, visit: https://orlo.uk/BEa1E

06/10/2026

We’re proud to once again to be supporting Be Bright Be Seen campaign - helping children stay safer and more visible on their journeys during the darker months.

As the days get shorter and it becomes harder for drivers to see pedestrians and cyclists, especially children wearing dark school uniforms and coats.

That’s where Be Bright Be Seen comes in.

Together with kmfm and Specsavers Medway, we’re giving schools, clubs and youth groups the chance to receive free reflective keyrings to help children stand out in the dark.

Simply attach a reflective keyring to a school bag, coat or uniform and it can help children become much easier for drivers to spot when headlights are on.

Last year, kmfm delivered more than 33,500 free reflective items to schools, clubs and youth groups across Kent and Medway.

This year, we want to reach even more children and help make our roads safer.

Could your school, class, club or youth group benefit? Find out how to register: https://orlo.uk/Oa8oh

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