The WA State Government has announced that automated traffic control devices will now be used on all highways, main roads and high volume, high speed local roads as part of measures aimed at protecting road workers. The measure is consistent …
RA has worked with Road Trauma Support Services Victoria (RTSSV) for many years now, supporting this specialist organisation’s activities including the annual Shine a Light Walk for Road Safety. This week, RTSSV has launched its new name and brand – …
A partnership between the Victorian Government, the Transport Accident Commission (TAC) and AFL Victoria will see coaches, players, and supporters from more than 1,000 Victorian football and netball clubs wear blue armbands this weekend to show their commitment to eliminating …
RA member Fulton Hogan has commenced preliminary works on a $42m package that will deliver the final section of Tasmania’s Midland Highway 10 Year Action Plan. Funded jointly by the Federal and Tasmanian governments, this final section starts just north …
World Safety 2022 is a global event hosted by the World Health Organisation and this year will be convened by the Public Health Association of Australia (PHAA) in Adelaide from Sunday November 27-30. Road safety will be a very big …
The Causeway Link Alliance – which includes RA Members WSP, Seymour Whyte and Main Roads WA – will design and construct Perth’s iconic new Causeway cycle and pedestrian bridges. The works will incorporate the delivery of two cable-stayed bridges, including a …
RA member BMD Group is improving the safety and resilience of transport infrastructure in the Northern Territory as it works to deliver the extension and duplication of the Stuart Highway in Katherine. Works are now underway to extend and duplicate …
This week’s reopening of Melbourne’s Mernda line to trains completes the removal of four level crossings in the northern suburb of Preston, taking the project’s total to date to 64. The works were completed during a two-week blitz undertaken by …
The Tasmanian Government has announced it will expand its road rule requiring vehicles to slow down to 40 km/h when passing emergency vehicles like police, fire and ambulances to now also include roadside assistance vehicles with flashing yellow lights. This …
As a Principal Partner for National Road Safety Week, RA was pleased to be present at Sunday’s official launch in Melbourne with Peter Frazer OAM and Victoria’s Minister for Roads and Road Safety Hon. Ben Carroll MP. The launch was attended by …