Jon’s story
For Jon and the team at Southern District Police, even one is too many. Jon shares the impact crashes have on families, friends and the community.
Kathryn’s story
Kathryn and team at Plunket are joining us in our mission to make Southern roads safer. Check out her story and find out why Plunket believe Any number is too many.
Graeme’s story
Graeme Fulton has been a fire fighter for 30 years. In that time, he's seen more than 50 people killed on Southland roads. For Graeme 50 is too many.
Jude’s story
Jude Patterson, a volunteer fire fighter in Lawrence, has been looking after Lawrence for seven years. She knows first hand the impact crashes have on the community.
Pauline’s story
One of the hardest parts of the job for paramedic Pauline is that she lives and works in a tight-knit community, meaning she often knows the people she’s helping.
Katrina’s story
Katrina Andrew is a paramedic and shift manager for St John in Invercargill. She’s been on the road serving her community for almost fourteen years.
Jane’s story
Senior Constable Whitmore talks about a particularly poignant road crash she attended, the memory of which has stayed with her to this day.