Media

Media releases

ARRB and QLD Main Roads 19 June 2008

National Transport Plan:Update #2  6 June 2008

Auditor scheme embraces fatigue accreditation 3 June 2008

Proposed road rule changes to improve safety 3 June 2008

New National Transport Commissioners appointed 3 June 2008

National Transport Plan: Update #1 30 May 2008

Australian Transport Council (ATC) endorses training package to support heavy vehicle driver fatique accreditation 7 May 2008

ATC agrees to implement national licencing scheme for heavy vehicles from 1 Jul 2009   2 May  2008

Innovative Learner Driver Training 2 May 2008

Motorcyclists 23 times more likely to be killed on road than car drivers 2 May 2008

New study probes risk of bike-car collisions CARRS-Q 14 April 2008

Driver simulator set to slash road crashes CARRS-Q 9 April 2008

Three year study to look at protective clothing in motorcycle crashes George Institute 14 March 2008

Sunrise Interview

20 March 2008

Interview with Ken Smith on driver fatigue.

3rd International Road Safety Conference

30 November 2007

Professor Raphael Grzebieta President Australasian College on Road Safety is one of the key speakers at a Road Safety Forum that is on in Perth today and tomorrow. Grzebieta explains what he is speaking about at the forum. Grzebieta outlines why fatality rates in WA are so high saying one of the reason is that people do not wear seatbelts.Grzebieta says cars are getting safer with electric stability control, airbags, seatbelt retractors and ABS. Grzebieta outlines how roadside infrastructure can be improved. Grzebieta says he is in full support of the Towards Zero strategy.