National Urban Policy Workshop

This is a free member-only event. Learn more about ACRS Membership here. Join us in this opportunity to have a say regarding the National Urban Policy. The National Urban Policy (the Policy) outlines the Australian Government’s goals and objectives to enable our urban areas to be liveable, equitable, productive, sustainable and resilient.Β The Department of Infrastructure,

Road Safety Data Webinar

You are cordially invited to an ACRS VIC Chapter Road Safety Data Webinar, delving into the latest release of Victoria’s road crash data and its impact on road safety enhancements in local government areas (LGAs) and infrastructure development. Expert presenters will unveil real-world case studies and explore alternative data sources to tackle road trauma issues.

Lunchbox Chat – The Monetary Impacts of Speed

Dr Brett Hughes, P7 Safety Independent Transport Researcher & Advocate and Emeritus Professor Max Cameron will discuss “The Monetary Impacts of Speed”. The rationale and logic are fine, but the hard evidence is quite uncertain, and very dependent on context. We will hear from leading Road Safety and Transport research experts, Dr Brett Hughes and

ACT Chapter AGM 2024

Members of the ACT Chapter of the Australasian College of Road Safety are invited to attend the 2024 Annual General Meeting. Details are set out below. Date: Wednesday 22 May 2024Time: 4pm AESTWhere: Room 0.032 480 Northbourne Ave, Dickson ACT 2602 or via Teams Click here to download the 2024 Draft AGM Agenda. Join on

ACRS WiRSN – International Women’s Day Celebration

The ACRS Women in Road Safety Network invite you to celebrate International Women’s Day and the Official Launch of the ACRS Women in Road Safety Network!  Our inaugural webinar shines a spotlight on our award-winning speaker who will share their road safety journey and insights on the professional development. There will be an opportunity for

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ACRS LGN – December Meeting ‘A Year in Review’

We’d really like to see you for the ACRS LGN final meeting for 2023. Make sure you register to join us as we’ll be discussing the LGN’s achievements during 2023, the benefits of ACRS membership, local government road safety success stories and brainstorming topics for our 2024 meeting program. DETAILSDate: Wednesday 13 December 2023Time: 2:00pm

Focus on Road Safety in the NSW Southern Region

The Australasian College of Road Safety (ACRS) – NSW Chapter, is hosting a Southern Region Road Safety Forum on Tuesday 14 November at the University of Wollongong Innovation Campus. The networking forum will include presentations outlining some of the work being done by Illawarra-based road safety professionals.    Seven out of every ten road deaths

WA Chapter – Bookclub Event – Social Cost of Road Crashes

Join the WA Chapter of the ACRS for this in-person and online event Bookclub Event: Discussion on Social Cost of Road Crashes (Social Cost of Road Crashes (bitre.gov.au)) including early insights from the results of Stage two of the research. Dr Mark Harvey (BITRE) will give a short presentation on the Social Cost of Road

SOLD OUT – Cycling Safety Forum – ACRS Event

This cycling safety forum aims to bring together traffic and transport planners, engineers, researchers, policy makers, cycling and safety advocates, industry body representatives, safety and active transport officers and, bicycle user group representatives, to discuss initiatives that aim to improve cycling safety in Victoria. Location: City of Melbourne Bowls Club, Dudley Street, West Melbourne VIC

ACRS Mentorship Program

Invitation for Expression of Interest (EOI) for participation in the proposed Australasian College of Road Safety (ACRS) Mentorship Program. The program is free for members and its purpose is to improve the skills and capabilities of early career members and broaden their networks. Run by the Early Career Network, the Mentorship Program will primarily involve