On-duty firefighters and volunteers will help to deliver a hard hitting campaign targeted at young motorists.
The future of the Drive Safe Live Long initiative was called into question this week with concern expressed that the Fire Service were no longer involved.
It's due to budget cuts within the Department of Home Affairs which mean the service has had to scale back on some of its activities.
However chief fire officer Kevin Groom says his staff are fully committed to continuing with the campaign:
Police and the ambulance service are also involved in delivering the message - one that Kevin says is highly important:
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