Activities

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Community education activities undertaken by Community Road Safety Groups

• submit articles, advertisements, letters to local newspapers, school newsletters, community groups
• give interviews to radio and television stations about local road safety issues
• provide public displays
• organise public presentations
• talk to the target groups at their venues
• prepare pamphlets and other handouts such as stickers
• organise strategic plans to inform their projects
• contribute to knowledge about local black spots
• provide free buses for special festivities
• run Driver Reviver sites
• support the teaching of road safety in local schools
• support programs such as ‘Lights On’
• support higher levels of police enforcement
• support ‘Designated Driver’ programs
• organise mock crash displays
• support South Australia 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
• organise mobile displays using caravans and trailers
• organise education sessions for users of motorised scooters
• support Driver Intervention Program.