Road Safety Commission

As the voice of road safety in Western Australia, the Road Safety Commission is dedicated to tackling road trauma, which is one of the biggest and most sustained causes of death and injury in our community.
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Announcements

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News story

A common purpose

In partnership with the Town Team Movement, the Road Safety Commission is empowering WA communities to take positive action to reduce speed and speeding in their towns using placemaking.
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What we do

The Road Safety Commission works to reduce road trauma on Western Australian roads, responding to road users presenting the highest risk.

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Road rules and safety

Information on road rules, driving offences, and how to stay safe on the road
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Resources and games

Fact sheets, games and other resources on a range of road safety topics

Road statistics

Road fatality statistics including year to date comparisons, annual data, metropolitan and regional statistics
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Road safety research

Quality research is critical for understanding ongoing and emerging road safety issues and potential solutions.

Campaigns and projects

Information on the Commission's road safety campaigns, projects and initiatives.
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Have your say

Get involved with road safety in your community. Find out how you can join the conversation.

Services

Publications

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Ministerial reporting

Minister David Michael

Hon David Michael MLA

Minister for Mines and Petroleum; Ports; Road Safety; Minister Assisting the Minister for Transport

Contact

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The Freedom of Information Act 1992 (FOI Act) gives every person the right to seek access to documents held by government agencies. Documents may comprise written material, plans and drawings, photographs, tape recording, films, videotapes or information stored in a computerised form.

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