The Safe System
Human beings can make mistakes. It is a shared responsibility for us to take appropriate actions to ensure that road crashes do not lead to serious or fatal injuries.
Road safety management
Effective delivery can be best achieved through the good coordination of activities delivered by multi-sectoral partnerships under the direction of lead agencies.
Safer roads
Road networks need to be designed for the benefit of all road users, achieved through assessment, planning, design, construction and operation of roads.
Safer vehicles
Improved vehicle safety technologies for both passive and active safety can be a highly effective way of reducing casualties.
Safer road users
Comprehensive programmes to improve road user behaviour are essential, accompanied by laws, standards, public awareness and education.
Post-crash response
Authorities must increase responsiveness to post-crash emergencies and improve the ability of health and other systems to provide appropriate treatment for victims.
Knowledge Centres
RoadSafe supports and contributes to four Knowledge Centres.
Latest news
New Comprehensive Guide from Austroads
Following the adoption of The Safe System by Australia and New Zealand as part of their road safety strategies,...
Building Back Safer – Making Roads Fit for 2030
Speed compliance lowers but public support for slower speeds increases
Forthcoming events
23 SepTyreSafe Briefing
25 MayYoung Driver Focus
Campaigns & Programmes
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