Meera Naran MBE is an independent road safety campaigner and public speaker helping to ensure we have safer drivers on safer roads.

In May 2018, she lost her eight-year-old son Dev, in a collision on the M6. Since that time, she has successfully campaigned for the adoption of 18 national policy changes with a commitment from the Department for Transport to spend £900m including changes to the Highway Code and on-going driver education.

She is also currently lobbying for a change in legislation to implement life-saving technology such as autonomous emergency braking, proposed as Dev's Law, and continues to work to ensure that no one else goes through the pain of losing a loved one in the way she and her family did. Meera is a qualified Pharmacist and a Senior Lecturer in Post Graduate Clinical Pharmacy and is also a Trustee of the road safety charity, Brake.