Jersey has about 750 kilometres of roads, many of which are narrow and intersected by junctions.
These conditions demand care and attention - but carelessness is one of the biggest causes of road traffic collisions in the Island.
In 2012 the States of Jersey Police launched Operation Road Runner, which will tackle the four driving behaviours which contribute to the number of serious injuries on our roads.
These "Fatal Four" behaviours are speeding, drink driving, not wearing a seatbelt and using a mobile phone.
The States of Jersey Police play an important role in maintaining a safe driving environment by: