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Media Barry Cohen article Drive on for zero road toll 27-28 February 2010 National Road Safety Council 3 February 2010 TAC Road Safety Advertising 20 Years On December 2009 Recommendations of the 11th PRI World Congress to the 1st Global Ministerial Conference on Road Safety November 2009 ATC Communique - including new Road Safety Council November 2009 US Congress Resolution to reduce global road traffic injuries and commitment to the Decade of Action ahead of the UN Ministerial Conference in Russia, November 2009 National Transport Commission (NTC) releases its 2008/9 Annual Report themed around the 'end-to-end' movement of goods and people and highlighting recent acheivements in national transport policy reform.... October 2009 ABC 7.30 Report Young drivers twice as likely to be in fatal car crash 2 July 2009 Guest book comments by ACRS President and others on above program WHO Global Status Report on Road Safety 16 Jun 2009 New National Body to Drive Better Safety Outcomes 12 May 2009 Summary of Road Safety among Indigenous People April 2009 Minister Albanese announces $1.75 Billion for for the nations local roads Mar 2009 Press release regarding first edition of ACRS Journal Feb 2009 Letter to Canberra Times by ACRS President January 2009 Feasibility study of incremental pricing for heavy vehicles (NTC) 16 January 2009 Tragic New Year on Australia's roads (7.30 Report 2 January 2009) Time for an ambitious plan for a fatality free Christmas period on the road (ACRS Dec 2008) Christmas Road Safety Award (ACRS Dec 2008) Weekend Australian magazine article The Road to Forgiveness 22-23 Nov 2008 National Transport Commission (NTC) Brake Balance Code of Practice 28 Nov 2008 Chanel 9 broadcast Sudden Impact 9 December 2008 NTC 2007-2008 annual report 20 November 2008 3rd International Road Safety Conference 30 November 2007 ABC Midwest Wheatbelt (Geraldton) 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.
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