How do you do this? Our team includes representatives from the fire and rescue services, as well as Staffordshire Police and Staffordshire Victim Support. We look at a fatal collision and the injuries it can cause and try to get the young people in the position of thinking about themselves dying or being the perpetrator.
How do you prepare for these sessions? When I stand up and say anything, I like to believe what I'm saying, and I talk about dying in a high-speed collision. To prepare for this, I was invited to go and watch some postmortems on young drivers.
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