Talk:Association of British Drivers
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The ABD was formed in 1992 to campaign for drivers and riders. It does this by lobbying on their behalf at local and national level, speaking up for them whenever there’s a consultation, liaising with the media and producing regular publications.
It campaigns for:
- Real transport choice - Investment in our transport network - A better return on the £46bn tax paid each year by drivers - Effective road safety policies
For years UK transport policy has focused more on making mobility harder and more expensive. The ABD wants to see transport made effective, simple and cheap for everyone - a fairer deal that’s better for people and better for the economy.
Constitution
The ABD was incorporated as "Pro-Motor", company number 02945728, on 5 July 1994.
Registered office
PRO-MOTOR
4 King Square
Bridgewater
Somerset
TA6 3DG [1]
Contact details
The Association of British Drivers
PO Box 2228
Kenley
Surrey
CR8 5ZT
Web: http://www.abd.org.uk/
Telephone: 07000 781544
Fax: 0870-136-2370
Press line: 0870-444-2535
References & further reading
- Companies House, Pro-Motor Company Details, accessed 12 September 2004
- BBC Top Gear, The ABD, and introduction [2]
