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    Comment | Drivers and hand-held mobile phones: extending the ban won’t solve the problem – here’s why

    Comment | Drivers and hand-held mobile phones: extending the ban won’t solve the problem – here’s why

    Dr Helen Wells writes for The Conversation UK.

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    Keele academic advises on national campaign to reduce the amount of uninsured drivers

    Keele academic advises on national campaign to reduce the amount of uninsured drivers

    A Keele criminologist has played a crucial part in a new national campaign to reduce the number of uninsured drivers.

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    Researchers consider the ‘inconvenient truth’ of mobile phone distraction for drivers in newly published paper in top criminology journal

    Researchers consider the ‘inconvenient truth’ of mobile phone distraction for drivers in newly published paper in top criminology journal

    Researchers at Keele, Staffordshire University and the OU have had a paper published in the British Journal of Criminology this week.

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    Ongoing collaboration leads to first fully-funded PhD opportunity for the Keele Roads Policing Research Group

    Ongoing collaboration leads to first fully-funded PhD opportunity for the Keele Roads Policing Research Group

    As part of a series of research collaborations between Keele and UKROEd (UK Road Offender Education) the newly formed Roads Policing Research Group is delighted to be advertising a fully-funded PhD studentship.

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    Keele-led research network contributes to national lockdown speeding campaign

    Keele-led research network contributes to national lockdown speeding campaign

    A new national campaign which aims to make young men think twice about speeding has been informed by a research network created and led by an academic from Keele University.

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