We are working towards our vision of zero deaths and serious injuries on Tasmanian roads. The only way that we can get there is by working together. We can no longer accept that people will die or be seriously injured using our roads. Find out how you can help make our roads safer by exploring speeding, driver distraction, driving under the influence, seatbelt and restraints, and driving tired.
*Statistics are up to date as of Thursday, 29th February 2024.
**Statistics are subject to change due to reclassification.
Getting home safely is the focus of a new road safety campaign which is urging all drivers to think about their driving behaviour this holiday period. With the tagline ‘We’re looking out for you these holidays’, the campaign highlights the fact that if you break the rules, being caught is one of the best possible…
The Tasmanian Government and Road Safety Advisory Council’s (RSAC) Click.Store.Go campaign, which was launched in April this year, will now see a new phase as mobile phone and seatbelt detection cameras have completed testing and begin enforcement in Tasmania. “We’ve undertaken an extensive education and awareness campaign to let Tasmanians know these cameras are coming…
So far in 2023, 171 people have been seriously injured on our roads and 16 more people killed. With winter well and truly here, we can expect winter conditions to make driving even more risky, which is why the Road Safety Advisory Council (RSAC) is launching a new social media campaign today to highlight the…