As National Road Safety Week begins, the WA Government will launch the next phase of a crucial road safety media campaign showcasing first responders from WA Police, Department of Fire and Emergency Services,
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Road safety grants program opens for local projects
Funding is now available for community-led road safety initiatives in Tasmania, with the latest round of the road safety grants program offering more than $213,000 to support local projects.
The program
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Road safety projects receive a twenty million dollar boost
Car drivers, truck drivers, pedestrians and cyclists are set to benefit from 33 life-saving road safety projects rolling out across regional NSW funded by the State and Federal Governments to the tune
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Urban road safety report urges safer speeds to cut freight crash risk
Roads Australia has warned the nation is drifting further from its road safety targets, with new analysis showing fatalities are rising rather than falling, particularly on urban streets.
The industry
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New funding round reinvests in road safety and crash response
A new funding round has opened for the Motor Accidents Insurance Board’s Injury Prevention Management Foundation, continuing Tasmania’s reinvestment in road safety and emergency response capability.
In
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Bruce Highway blitz exposes heavy vehicle compliance risks
A recent compliance operation on Queensland’s Bruce Highway has revealed ongoing safety challenges in one of the state’s busiest freight corridors, with almost one in three heavy vehicles found non-compliant.
The
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Who gets cut slack under WA road safety reform and who gets hit?
Western Australia is rolling out a major WA road safety reform package designed to sharpen enforcement against dangerous driving while recognising motorists who generally follow the rules.
The Cook Government
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From pants jokes to Korean drumming: TAC’s bold new safety films
Two Victorian filmmakers will bring their concepts to life after being named winners of this year’s road safety film competition.
The TAC and Allan Government say the program is designed to let emerging
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New translations help truckies push back against road trauma
NatRoad has expanded access to its Truckie First Aid online course with the release of new Hindi and Arabic translations, enabling more truck drivers to gain the confidence to act quickly in a roadside
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Artificially intelligent road safety tech brings home a global award
A massive project to apply safety gradings to Western Australian roads has attracted the attention of the International Road Assessment Program (iRAP).
Using LiDAR and 360-degree imagery tied to Anditi’s
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