• organise mobile displays using caravans or trailers
• organise education sessions for users of motorised scooters
• submit articles, advertisements, letters to local newspapers, school newsletters, community boards
• give interviews to radio and television stations about local road safety issues
• provide public displays
• talk to the target groups at their venues
• prepare pamphlets and other handouts such as stickers, fridge magnets
• organise strategic plans
• contribute to knowledge about local black spots
• provide free buses for special festivities
• run Driver Reviver programs
• support the teaching of road safety in local schools
• support programs such as ‘See and Be Seen ’
• support higher levels of police enforcement
• support ‘Designated Driver’ programs
• organise mock crashes displays
• support SA Police in presentations to sports clubs and schools
• address road safety issues for motorcyclists, cyclists, pedestrians, gopher riders, school bus safety
• provide roadside road safety messages in the local area
• install roadside crash markers in the local area.

In addition, groups may identify local road safety issues of concern and inform Local Councils or Transport SA.

	Community education projects undertaken by Community Road Safety Groups
	Approved Projects 2004 - 2005
	Approved Projects 2003 - 2004 (23.9 kb)
	Approved Projects 2002 - 2003 (32.3 kb)

	Project reports
	Speed Awareness - Adelaide Hills Community Road Safety Group (45.9 kb)
	Gopher Muster - Northern Area Community Road Safety Committee Project (381 kb)
	Drowsy Driver Awareness - Coorong District Road Safety Group (1.6 mb)
	Lyndoch Uncorked 2003 Designated Driver Booth - Barossa Region Road Safety Committee (26.3 kb)
	Driver Fatigue Sign Project - Crystal Brook and District Fatigue Sign Project (151 kb)