Road Safety - Australian Automobile Association AAA advocacy aims to make Australian roads and motoring safer, fairer and more efficient. We use research, facts and data to develop workable policies that are based on a strong understanding of real needs, rather than on political considerations.
Star Ratings for Australian Arterial Roads by 2025: Austroads The AAA tracks five targets from the National Road Safety Strategy (NRSS) The NRSS aims to reduce road deaths by 50 per cent and serious injuries by 30 per cent by , compared to the baselines, which are the averages of road deaths and serious injuries between and
Road safety breakthrough will save lives - Australian Australians will finally be able to see which road safety approaches are working, and those that are not. “Importantly, publishing this safety data will also clip the wings of politicians who want to use road funding at election time to win votes in marginal electorates, rather than to save lives.
Research & Data - Australian Automobile Association In a bid to enhance road safety nationally, Australia's states and territories will commence publishing updated AusRAP star ratings in , with a commitment to publish star ratings for all major arterial roads by
Drivers call for major change on Aussie roads: 'We need this' The Australian Automobile Association’s newest benchmarking the National Road Safety Strategy report reveals a per cent increase in deaths on Australian roads from to , with.
Research & Data - Australian Automobile Association Thanks to the Australian Automobile Association's 'Data Saves Lives' campaign, the Australian Government has now committed to releasing vital road trauma data. This initiative aims to improve road safety, increase transparency, and ensure more accountable use of public funds.
Australian Automobile Association - Wikipedia The Australian Automobile Association (AAA) is an Australian motoring organisation that lobbies for road users across Australia. This includes advocating for the safe maintenance of land transport networks and increasing transport affordability.
International Motoring - Australian Automobile Association
New data from the peak motoring body’s Real-World Testing Program identifies new cars consuming more than 30% more fuel than advertised, highlighting the benefit of providing information that will help Australian families and fleets properly manage vehicle running costs and environmental performance.