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CONTENTS

1. INTRODUCTION
1.1 ABOUT THIS STUDY
1.2 METHODOLOGY
1.3 NOTE ON 'ROAD SAFETY SCOTLAND'

2. BACKGROUND TO THE CTCS
2.1 ABOUT THE CTCS
2.2 DEVELOPMENT OF CHILDREN'S TRAFFIC CLUBS
2.3 CTC MATERIALS
2.4 MEMBERSHIP OF THE CTCS
2.5 CTCS MEMBERSHIP AND SOCIAL DEPRIVATION
2.6 PROMOTION OF THE CTCS
2.7 COST OF RUNNING THE CTCS
2.8 PREVIOUS RESEARCH INTO THE CTCS
2.9 SUMMARY OF CHAPTER TWO

3. EXPLORING THE LINKS BETWEEN DEPRIVATION AND LOW CTCS MEMBERSHIP
3.1 CTCS MEMBERSHIP IN THE THREE SAMPLE AREAS
3.2 MAPPING CTCS MEMBERSHIP AND DEPRIVATION
3.3 POTENTIAL FACTORS AFFECTING MEMBERSHIP
3.4 SUMMARY OF CHAPTER THREE

4. VIEWS ON THE CTCS
4.1 INTRODUCTION
4.2 PROFILE OF DISCUSSION GROUPS WITH PARENTS
4.3 AWARENESS OF THE CTCS
4.4 MEMBERSHIP AND UPTAKE
4.5 VIEWS ON REGISTRATION PROCESS
4.6 VIEWS ON RESOURCES
4.7 BARRIERS TO JOINING
4.8 INCREASING MEMBERSHIP
4.9 SUMMARY OF CHAPTER FOUR

5. ROAD SAFETY PROFESSIONALS AND THE CTCS
5.1 INTRODUCTION
5.2 ROAD SAFETY UNITS
5.3 ROAD SAFETY SCOTLAND
5.4 SUMMARY OF CHAPTER FIVE

6. EXPERIENCES ELSEWHERE
6.1 INTRODUCTION
6.2 PROMOTING THE CTC IN OTHER PARTS OF THE UK
6.3 OTHER CAMPAIGNS
6.4 LESSONS LEARNED

7. PARTNERSHIP WORKING
7.1 INTRODUCTION
7.2 CURRENT PARTNERSHIP WORKING
7.3 POTENTIAL FUTURE ARRANGEMENTS
7.4 SUMMARY OF CHAPTER SEVEN

8. KEY FINDINGS
8.1 THE CTCS AND DEPRIVATION
8.2 AWARENESS OF THE CTCS
8.3 USE OF CTCS RESOURCES
8.4 THE REGISTRATION PROCESS AND PUBLICITY
8.5 BARRIERS TO JOINING THE CTCS
8.6 POTENTIAL IMPROVEMENTS
8.7 GOOD PRACTICE IN ROAD SAFETY UNITS
8.8 LESSONS LEARNED FROM OTHER CTC'S
8.9 PARTNERSHIP WORKING

9. OPTIONS FOR THE FUTURE
9.1 INTRODUCTION
9.2 FUTURE OF THE CTCS
9.3 REVIEWING THE FORMAT OF THE CLUB IN AREAS OF DEPRIVATION
9.4 INCREASING ACCESSIBLITY
9.5 ENSURING EQUALITY
9.6 DEVELOPING PARTNERSHIP ARRANGEMENTS
9.7 MONITORING PERFORMANCE
9.8 CO-ORDINATING CTCS PROMOTION
9.9 SUMMARY OF FUTURE OPTIONS

10. RECOMMENDATIONS
10.1 INTRODUCTION
10.2 FUTURE DIRECTION OF ROAD SAFETY EDUCATION FOR YOUNG CHILDREN
10.3 ROAD SAFETY EDUCATION FOR CHILDREN IN AREAS OF HIGH SOCIAL DEPRIVATION
10.4 BUILDING ON SOLID FOUNDATIONS

APPENDIX ONE: LIST OF CONSULTEES

The views expressed in this report are those of the researcher and
do not necessarily represent those of the Department or Scottish Ministers.

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