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Save your seat and get on the bus for the WA Chapter of the Australasian College of Road Safety (ACRS) and the Transport Australia society (TAs) National Road Safety Week event! Presentations and a technical tour have been organised as a part of National Road Safety Week 2023. We will have a lunch and learn
The 2023 Australasian Road Safety Conference will be hosted in the tropical city of Cairns, the population centre in Far North Queensland. ARSC 2023 will be held at the newly renovated Cairns Convention Centre. The world class Cairns Convention Centre is everything you would expect from an international purpose-built venue located amidst nature’s pristine playground.
In an inspirational address to 550 delegates gathered for the ARSC2016 Conference Dinner in the Great Hall at Australia’s Parliament House (7 Sept 2016), Federal Minister for Infrastructure and Transport, Hon Darren Chester, issued a “Call to Action” to reverse the rising trend in road trauma. Speech excerpt: “We have a public health crisis which
Congratulations to leading road safety advocate Antonietta Cavallo who was presented with the prestigious 2020 ACRS Fellowship at the ACRS Award Ceremony during the opening of National Road Safety Week on Sunday 15th November. The award is deserved recognition of Ms Cavallo’s outstanding contribution to road safety in Victoria, New South Wales, and throughout Australia.
Congratulations to Dr Tana Tan who was presented with the 2020 ACRS Young Leader’s Oration Award at the ACRS Award Ceremony during the opening of National Road Safety Week on Sunday 15th November. The award recognises Dr Tan’s inspiring work and potential for future leadership in the field of road safety. Deputy Prime Minister and
Australasia’s premier road safety award recognising exemplary innovation and effectiveness to save lives and injuries on roads has been awarded to a project delivered by the Queensland Government to expedite road trauma reductions on the Bruce Highway. The 3M-ACRS Diamond Road Safety Award was presented by the Assistant Minister to the Deputy Prime Minister, the
Leading international road safety advocate, Mr Rob McInerney, CEO of the International Road Assessment Program (iRAP), was presented with the prestigious 2015 ACRS Fellowship at last night’s glittering ACRS Award Ceremony on the Gold Coast. The ceremony took place in front of 550 of Australasia’s foremost road safety professionals and advocates, and is recognition of
A Queensland-based crash avoidance system has taken out one of Australasia’s premier road safety awards, the 3M-ACRS Diamond Road Safety Award. The 3M-ACRS Diamond Road Safety Award recognises exemplary innovation andeffectiveness in saving lives and injuries on roads. The winning project, titled ‘Hold the Red: Radar-based intersection collision avoidance system’, was led by Peter Kolesnik,
The Australasian College of Road Safety has been recognised with a prestigious 2017 Prince Michael International Road Safety Award (PMIRSA) for excellence in Road Safety Management. Each year the most outstanding examples of international road safety initiatives receive public recognition through these awards. This year the College was invited to a Gala Presentation held in London at the Savoy
Today is the United Nations World Day of Remembrance for Road Trauma Victims – 1.3M deaths and many more serious injuries worldwide each year. It’s vital we take this day to reflect on these incomprehensible statistics. In Australia alone we have 1,200 deaths & 40,000 serious injuries every year – and each and every one
National Road Safety Week will be acknowledged across Tasmania from the 14th to 21st May by the Australasian College of Road Safety (ACRS), showing support for those affected by road trauma, while acknowledging the work everyone needs to do to achieve zero fatal and serious injuries. “Road Safety is everyone’s responsibility!” says Mrs Jenny Branch-Allen,