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Publications

Road Deaths Australia: monthly bulletin—January 2005

mrf012005.pdf (103.63 KB)
The total number of road deaths in January 2005 was 109 - this is a 27.3% decrease from the January 2004 figure. The number of road deaths in 2005 to the end of January is 109 - this is a 27.3% decrease from the same 1 month period in 2004.

CR 223: A pilot study of the relationship between macrotexture and crash occurrence

CR223_Text_Crash.pdf (685.93 KB)
Background

Ride-On—Motorcycle training information

Ride_on_booklet.pdf (5.57 MB)
Ride On—DVD and booklet. Information for motorcycle riders. Please note: DVD and booklet are available as download files only, and cannot be ordered as hard copies.

Cognitive screening for the safe driving competence of older people with mild cognitive impairment or early dementia

cog_screen_old.pdf (794.84 KB)
The aims of this study were, first, to describe the on-road driving performance of a group of older people with mild cognitive impairment (MCI) or early dementia, and second, to validate a new cognitive screening instrument developed to indicate the likely driving competence of older people with

Making motorcycling safer—What you can do

Making_motorcycling_safer.pdf (1.65 MB)
Tips on what you can do to make motorcycling safer. Type: Safety Education Material Publication Date: 01/01/05

Road Deaths Australia: 2004 Statistical Summary

rfa2004.pdf (432.28 KB)
This publication presents an annual statistical summary of Australian fatal road crashes and road deaths. This issue presents fatal crash data for 2004 and makes comparisons with 2003 and 1999.

CR 222: Development of Novice Driver Education/Development Curriculum

Edu_Nov_Dr.pdf (1.34 MB)
Novice drivers continue to have a higher level of crash involvement than more-experienced drivers, with the consequence that there is ongoing interest in the development and implementation of effective road safety measures for this group.

Road Safety in Australia: A Publication Commemorating World Health Day 2004

Safety_Aust.pdf (7.06 MB)
rsa_messages.pdf (191.33 KB)
rsa_health_issue.pdf (829.59 KB)
rsa_trends_strategy.pdf (1.26 MB)
rsa_risky_areas.pdf (928.62 KB)
rsa_comm_issues.pdf (1.27 MB)
rsa_vulnerablegroups.pdf (1.58 MB)
rsa_future.pdf (175.72 KB)
rsa_behavioural_factors.pdf (1.04 MB)
rsa_credits.pdf (241.03 KB)
rsa_aust_gov_functions.pdf (821.85 KB)
The World Health Organization (WHO) sponsors World Health Day (usually on 7 April) each year to celebrate the anniversary of its founding in 1946.

Monograph 17 – Cycle safety: A national perspective

m17_cycle_safety.pdf (924.74 KB)
Cycling is an important form of transport and recreation for many Australians.

Profile of road safety among indigenous Australians

Road_safety_indig_au.pdf (181.53 KB)
This broad profile of road safety among Indigenous Australians was prepared as a draft discussion paper for the Indigenous Road Safety Forum and Working Group held at Alice Springs, 27-28 September 2004. It comprises two distinct sections: