Alcohol related crashes are an issue on our roads and Narrandera Shire Council will be offering a subsidised Responsible Service of Alcohol course on Sunday May 23 to help address this issue. Course now full.
On Saturday 22 May, the North West Football League feature game with the ‘Real Mates’ U18s is dedicated to National Road Safety Week.
Narrandera Shire Council will hold a ‘Child Restraint Checking’ session from 11am to 1pm on Sat 22 May for National Road Safety Week.
Narrandera Shire Council are hosting a 'Coffee with a Cop' for National Road Safety Week.
Narrandera Shire Council is holding a free Helping Learner Drivers Become Safer Drivers Workshop. Limited numbers, bookings required.
Narrandera Shire Council is holding a ‘Coffee for a Cyclist’ at 8am on Sat 22 May for National Road Safety Week
On Friday 21 May, RAC will present the Perth Wildcats Road Safety Game in support of National Road Safety Week.
A Seniors Road Safety Workshop will be held during NRSW by Narrandera Shire Council, which provides information and tips to improve safety when on or near the roads. Bookings required before Monday 17 May.
The Kiama Council is holding a road safety stall at the Kiama Farmers’ Market on Wednesday 19 May, where you can also make your pledge and get your yellow ribbon to show your support for road safety.
ARRB will be hosting a free breakfast event in support of National Road Safety Week 2021 to highlight the importance of Traffic Crash Investigations in Port Melbourne on the 19th of May, 2021
Bankwest Stadium in Parramatta will be lit up in yellow from the onset of darkness until approximately 11pm each night on the following dates: Sunday 16th, Tuesday 18th, Thursday 20th and Friday 21st May to support National Road Safety Week.
Buildings and bridges across Tasmania will be turning yellow between 16 – 23 May to remember those we have lost on our roads and to remind people to drive safely on the roads.
Federation Square in Melbourne is looking forward to screening the National Road Safety Week 2021 television ad with a special voiceover from Australian legend Rove McManus.
On Monday May 17 we are hosting a morning tea in the Regional Botanic Garden with Mayor Denise Knight and we would love you to come.
Please join us via live stream for the National Launch of National Road Safety Week that will be held from 6.00pm on Sunday 16 May 2021 at: https://youtu.be/OR-T8g_TayU
Road Trauma Support Services Victoria’s annual walk to raise awareness of the need for safer speeds on our roads is at Albert Park Lake on Sunday 2 May.
Join us at the NRSW pop up stall at Stockland Shellharbour. Look out for the giant inflatable ribbon and sign the pledge, to drive so others survive.
The Melbourne Star will shine brightly in yellow on Friday 20 November to celebrate National Road Safety Week
On Friday 20 November, all driving Victorians are asked to turn their headlights on to shine a light on road safety and remind each other to drive safely, so others survive
The Road Trauma Memorial in Geelong will turn yellow on Thursday 19 November to mark National Road Safety Week.
Join us for an exclusive online live screening on Thursday 19 November 2020 at 6PM (AEDT) of the ‘Distractions’ Re:act documentary following university students as they create campaigns targeting the most common road safety risks of their 18-25 year old peers.
Sydney’s M8 tunnel lights will be yellow for National Road Safety Week
Roads Australia (RA) is hosting an International Insights webinar, focussing on Road Worker Safety on November 18 in support of the NRSW daily theme of Move Over, Slow Down.
On Wednesday 18 November between 10.30am-12.30pm, drivers are encouraged to take a break at Gin Gin Driver Reviver with a coffee, tea or sausage in hand
Join us at the NRSW pop up stall at Jerrabomberra. Look out for the giant inflatable ribbon and sign the pledge, to drive so others survive.
Join us at the NRSW pop up stall at Kiama Seaside Markets on Wed 18 November and keep an eye out at night for Kiama lighthouse which will be yellow for the week
Box Hill Town Hall will show its support for National Road Safety Week by turning yellow each evening of the Week.
Sir Leo Hielscher Bridges in Brisbane will be lit yellow to show support for National Road Safety Week
Queensland Country Bank Stadium will proudly turn yellow in support of National Road Safety Week.
For the first time, a submarine will turn yellow in support of National Road Safety Week! This year the Holbrook submarine will be light up in yellow each night of the Week.
