The Honorable Michael McCormack, Deputy Prime Minister of Australia will officially close National Road Safety Week on Sunday 6 May in Wagga Wagga on the day that is dedicated to protecting Regional and Remote road users.
Join others impacted by road trauma in this walk around Albert Park Lake. Brought to you by RTSSV.
Motorcycle Riders Association of Queensland will be hosting their annual Motorcycle Awareness Freedom Ride on 6 May 2018.
As the Canberra Raiders take to the field against the Gold Coast Titans on Saturday 5 May, they will also be taking the message of road safety to fans.
Light Up and be Seen - Yellow Ride for Cycling Safety
The Amy Gillett Foundation asks cyclists across Australia to wear something yellow and ride with their lights on during the day on Saturday 5 May, as part of National Road Safety Week.
Critical Mass is a ride celebrating the bicycle: its beauty, efficiency, versatility and culture.
The inaugural Road Safety Council Road Safety Research Forum will be held on Friday, 4 May 2018 at the State Library of Western Australia.
On Friday 4 May 2018 turn on your headlights to demonstrate a commitment to road safety.
Queensland Minister for Transport and Main Roads the Hon Mark Bailey will launch the 2018 National Road Safety Week in Queensland at Parliament House on Tuesday 1 May.
The Shire of Wyalkatchem will hold a Road Safety Morning Tea at the local Community Resource Centre for local residents and first responders.
If you have been impacted by road trauma we offer free information, support and counselling contact 1300 367 797.
Counselling services are provided free of charge to anyone who has been impacted by a transport incident in Victoria. Our office is open Monday to Friday from 9am till 5pm.
VicRoads will illuminate the M80 wall to Shine a Light on Road Safety from 30 April - 6 May.
During National Road Safety Week iconic West Australian landmarks will be glowing yellow to shine a light on road safety. These include:
Keep an eye out for these Tassie icons shining yellow for road safety
Where Queensland will shine yellow for road safety
Keep an eye out for our iconic ACT buildings that will be shining yellow for National Road Safety Week.
See what iconic Victorian landmarks will be glowing yellow to Shine a Light on Road Safety during National Road Safety Week
Road Trauma Support Services Victoria’s, Shine a Light on Road Safety campaign aims to bring the community together to advocate for safer roads and to raise funds to support those impacted by road trauma. The 2018 campaign is part of National Road Safety Week.
On Sunday 29 April, New South Wales will mark the start of 2018 Yellow Ribbon National Road Safety Week by turning the Sydney Harbour Bridge yellow after sunset.
Key icons will be illuminated in yellow to Shine a Light on Road Safety as part of National Road Safety Week.
Perth has been chosen as the location of the 2018 National Road Safety Week launch
