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The vision of Roadside Rests

Before his death, William Rees Jeffreys collaborated with the Royal Automobile Club to publish a pamphlet setting out his vision for Roadside Rests.  

The first trustees of Rees Jeffreys Road Fund knew how important this vision was to William, and so they began the work of funding Roadside Rests across the UK. 

Today there are over 75 Roadside Rests where people can safely pull off the road and enjoy a spectacular view, just as William intended.

10 people stand behind a large stone monument in the shape of an octagonal table. There are trees and a view of the coast in the background. They are holding balloons.
Rees Jeffreys Road Fund Trustees celebrating 75 years of the Fund at High and Over Roadside Rest