An online form to help gather information on unsafe behaviour on Guernsey's roads.
Living Streets Guernsey, which campaigns for safer streets for pedestrians, has launched an online form for people to report unsafe behaviour on the island’s roads.
It wants to give people a way to report near misses and other incidents.
The form asks what type of vehicle or transport was involved, when and where, and the registration number, if known.
The information will be used to identify patterns and problem areas before they lead to serious accidents.
The group says the Community Road Watch initiative and online form are not a replacement for incidents that should be reported to police.
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