Australia’s leading road safety organisation is looking to rewire drivers’ brains in an innovative bid to reduce the shocking jump in road deaths.
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A measure that would see mobile phones confiscated from drivers who are caught using them behind the wheel may be on the agenda at WA's road safety summit.
Australia’s leading road safety organisation is looking to rewire drivers’ brains in an innovative bid to reduce the shocking jump in road deaths.
Just a few seconds of inattention on the road can have life-altering, or even life-ending, consequences. WA’s rising road death tolls attests to...
Just a few seconds of inattention on the road can have life-altering, or even life-ending, consequences. WA’s rising road death tolls attests to...
South West police are pleading with drivers to slow down and stick to the road rules as WA’s road death toll continues to climb
South West police are pleading with drivers to slow down and stick to the road rules as WA’s road death toll continues to climb
The father of Nick Campo — the 18-year-old killed in a car crash in July — says he left an emergency road safety summit feeling ‘optimistic’...
The father of Nick Campo — the 18-year-old killed in a car crash in July — says he left an emergency road safety summit feeling ‘optimistic’...
More than $32 million in funding has been announced to boost road safety in regional WA, which will see two new drug and alcohol buses and a fleet of...
More than $32 million in funding has been announced to boost road safety in regional WA, which will see two new drug and alcohol buses and a fleet of...
We would like to hear about when children are first given mobile phones and how often they use them