The ACRS holds in-person, virtual, and hybrid events each year, with many opportunities for members to network and share ideas. Some events are run by Chapters but where these events are online, we encourage all members to join – online events are generally held on Zoom, and you can learn more about using Zoom here.
Our biggest event each year is the Australasian Road Safety Conference (ARSC), which you can learn more about on our ACRS Conference page, or go straight to the ARSC website here.
To organise an ACRS event, make sure you’re logged into the website and use the Events Form here.
QLD Chapter 2025 AGM and Seminar
Seatbelt and child restraint use in children 0–12 years: Road crash child passenger deaths Queensland 2004–2023
LGN August Webinar – Focus on Fleet Safety
Come along to the LGN August Webinar focusing on fleet safety
Advancing Road Safety with Evidence
Improving Road Safety Through Data-Driven Insights – From Evidence to Impact
ACRS IOC Meeting – Manila
This event will be held at the Asia-Pacific Regional Road Safety Conference in Manila, Philippines
ACT Chapter Meeting – Sep 2025
Regular Chapter meeting where we update ourselves on developments in ACT Road Safety
Australasian Road Safety Conference 2025
The ARSC facilitates collaboration and information sharing between road safety stakeholders and decision-makers from Australasia and beyond.
Past Events
ACT Chapter Meeting – July 2025
A formal agenda will be circulated a week prior to the event
ACRS Submission for Parliamentary Inquiry into eRideables in WA
The WA Government have announced an inquiry into the use of eRideables
ACRS WA Networking Evening
Meet and mingle with the WA Chapter Committee, the newly elected ACRS President, and the ACRS CEO.
ECN Capacity Building: Building Collaborations
Learn about the speakers' experiences and advice on building collaborative partnerships between academia, government and industry
Behind the Data and NSW AGM
Hear from our panel of experts in no-blame investigations, in-depth road crash investigations, and big data. NSW AGM to follow the forum.