NPED Services Ltd has announced a new partnership with Brake, the national road safety charity, marking a significant step in the company’s mission to reduce high‑risk and persistent offending vehicle use across the UK.
A shared commitment to safer roads
NPED’s vision focuses on creating an environment where opportunities for dangerous and persistent vehicle offending are eliminated and resolved efficiently. Brake’s long‑standing mission to prevent road deaths and serious injuries aligns directly with that ambition, bringing two purpose‑driven organisations together with a shared goal: safer roads and safer communities.
A partnership built on action, not badges
Rather than opting for a symbolic partnership, NPED is taking a more hands‑on approach. The company has committed to the Four Counties Challenge — a 110‑mile cycling route along canal towpaths and mixed terrain — to raise vital funds for Brake’s work.
The challenge will see NPED team members navigating mud, uneven ground, and the occasional questionable decision, demonstrating our commitment to supporting the people and organisations working tirelessly to improve road safety.
Driving change, one mile at a time
The fundraising effort underscores NPED’s belief in backing meaningful action. By taking on the Four Counties Challenge, the team aims to raise awareness, generate support for Brake, and reinforce NPED’s dedication to delivering real-world impact in the road safety sector.
Supporters can contribute via the team’s JustGiving page, with donations helping to fuel both Brake’s work and the team’s determination to complete the challenge.
Proud to support Brake
NPED Services Ltd is proud to stand alongside Brake in the national effort to reduce harm on the roads. The partnership reflects NPED’s commitment to living its values — not only through policy and enforcement reform, but through active participation in initiatives that make a difference.