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 Friday, 1st November 2024.
**Statistics are subject to change due to reclassification.
Have your say on safe speeds on Tasmanian roads Vehicle speed is a leading factor in people being seriously injured or killed on the Tasmanian road network. Public comment has now opened on the development of a Speed Management Strategy. The aim of the Strategy is to help reduce the number of people seriously injured…
Planning ahead and ensuring you and your mates all get home safely after a night out is the focus of the newly revamped Real Mates campaign. The Road Safety Advisory Council’s new campaign debuts today (FRI 27TH Sept) with a fresh new look across TV, radio and digital media platforms. The Bro Code targets young…
A new Tasmanian road safety campaign highlights changes in road safety attitudes over the years and continues to challenge the myth that driving just a few kilometres over the speed limit is okay. The next phase of the Road Safety Advisory Council’s (RSAC) Over is Over campaign will hit television screens and social media from…