FATALITY FREE FRIDAY 2020 NATIONAL FACT SHEET There should never be an excuse to take risks on or around our roads. Sadly, many Australians still do and the complacency of fewer cars on the road during coronavirus is driving more dangerous behaviour: One in four...
MEDIA RELEASE COVID-19 COMPLACENCY DRIVING RISE IN DANGEROUS ROAD BEHAVIOUR Australian Road Safety Foundation research reveals increased risks being taken behind the wheel With lower traffic volumes and congestion across the country, Australians are taking extra risks...
Protecting precious life on our roads is all of our responsibility. We are inviting you to be part of our 2020 Fatality Free Friday initiative. Share your story and image via the link below to help encourage more Australians to choose road safety Supporting Road...
New AAMI data has revealed the most dangerous time to be on Australian roads is in the afternoon, around school pick-up time. AAMI analysed 340,000 insurance claims from 1 July 2018 to 30 June 2019 and found that between 1pm and 4.30pm was when most road accidents...
Applications for the Road Safety Awareness and Enablers Fund are now open and the Federal Government is urging organisations with an interest in road safety education and awareness to apply.Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Infrastructure, Transport and Regional...
MEDIA RELEASE 9th August 2019 Australian Road Safety Foundation launches month-long safety initiative that targets high-risk rural roads Today, The Australian Road Safety Foundation (ARSF) officially launched Rural Road Safety Month in Bathurst, by releasing new...
