As children across the country return to schools, The Australian Road Safety Foundation (ARSF) is reminding Australian motorists about the importance of safe driving practices in school zones. Worryingly, more than half (52%) of Australian parents admit to speeding,...
MEDIA RELEASE For Immediate Use SIX STATES AND TERRITORIES RECORD A FATALITY, FREE FRIDAY Sadly, despite thousands of Australians choosing to pledge their support for Fatality Free Friday on May 29th, three people lost their lives on our roads. One person was killed...
MEDIA RELEASE 29 May 2020 AUSTRALIANS IMPLORED TO CHOOSE ROAD SAFETY THIS FATALITY FREE FRIDAY As Covid-19 restrictions continue to ease and drivers get back behind the wheel, the Australian Road Safety Foundation (ARSF) is urging road users to ensure all lives are...
Today is Fatality Free Friday and we’re calling on ALL road users to #ChooseRoadSafety by making a personal commitment to safer behaviour and smarter choices behind the wheel — not just today, but every day of the year. We remember the 1,195 people who...
MEDIA RELEASE 28 May 2020 Subaru Australia joins forces with the Australian Road Safety Foundation to save lives The Australian Road Safety Foundation (ARSF) has today welcomed Subaru Australia as their official vehicle partner. Subaru has a proven reputation of...
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...
