What's On

This Seminar is now over. View the Seminar Recording here.

South Australia Chapter members are invited to attend the ACRS SA Chapter Annual Member Meeting either in-person at The University of Adelaide or online via Zoom. Click the link below to register for the online meeting.

To bring Perth-based delegates together in person, GHD is delighted to host virtual presentations on Day 2 of the Conference, Wednesday 29 September.

An informal gathering to discuss research papers, publications, reports and books regarding road safety.

The draft strategy aims to address WA’s infrastructure trends, needs and priorities over the next two decades.

A special International Outreach Chapter (IOC) event will be also be held on the 27 September from 4:00 pm AEST. This event is open to all whether or not you are an IOC member. We welcome everyone to register and join this special event!

Our pre-conference events begin with the Early Career Professional event on Monday 27 September from 2:30 pm AEST. This online event is for individuals who are just starting out their careers in road and transport safety, and will connect them with experience road safety individuals.

Come and hear about the programs run by the RAA in community road safety education. This is an opportunity to learn and ask questions about aspects of community road safety education.

Kindly hosted by the Department for Infrastructure and Transport

The Commissioner will be discussing Driving Change – WA’s approach to achieving the 50- 70% road trauma reduction target by 2030. Driving Change sets out WA’s Road Safety Strategy over the next 10 years. It outlines a shared vision, priorities and effective implementation areas for government, the private and not-for-profit sectors and the community.

The ACRS WA Chapter is hosting a quarterly Book Club. The first meeting will be on 20 May at 4 pm at the Main Roads, Don Aitken Centre. The first discussion item is PACTS What Kills Most on the Roads.

Please join us for a presentation by Glenn Bunting, Manager Network Safety at Waka Kotahi, for an overview of a proposed new rule enabling an improved approach to speed management planning on New Zealand roads, called the Land Transport Rule: Setting of Speed Limits 2021. The purpose of the presentation…

In 2008, the Western Australian Government set a bold aspiration to achieve a 40% reduction in serious road trauma by 2020. For 2030 a target reduction of between 50 and 70% has been set on a journey to “zero” by 2050.

Where have we made progress? Where are the challenges and opportunities going forward? How has research contributed and what do we need in the future?