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Creating safer roads for everyone through infrastructure, policy and training. We are a team of experts delivering the highest quality in road safety.
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The Safe System is a holistic approach to road safety with a series of key principles: people make mistakes, the human body has limits on the forces it can withstand, we must aim at zero death and serious injury, and that everyone is responsible for road safety – but the ultimate responsibility rests with the system designers. The Safe System has five key lever areas: Safe Roads, Safe Speeds, Safe Road Users, Safe Vehicles and advanced post-crash care.
Using the Safe System, our goal is to make the roads a safer place for everyone.
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We have decades of experience in facilitating workshops, seminars and conferences. We achieve outcomes while ensuring everyone is heard.
Design & Technical
Our road safety engineers have extensive experience with design work and technical projects.
Research & Evaluation
Our researchers, engineers and project managers are experts in research and evaluation. Whether you’re looking to analyse crash data or conduct research into innovative road safety treatments, we can help.
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Our engineers have a wealth of experience and offer our services as expert witnesses.
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Kenngineering Notes: Why Austroads no longer relies on the “clear zone”
The other week I was delivering our Safe Roads 101 course for the Victorian Government, and we were discussing how roadside safety has evolved. One topic was why Austroads no longer relies on the traditional concept of a "clear zone". Modern Safe System thinking...
Safe System Snippet 571: A Barrier Can Only Shield What’s Behind It
Safety barriers are designed to redirect errant vehicles and shield roadside hazards. In this example from Sunshine, Victoria, the vehicle strikes the signal pole before reaching the barrier. The barrier is there to protect road users from the larger gantry support...
Safe System Snippet 570: VMS placement isn’t as simple as it looks
This crash is a good reminder that where we position trailer-mounted Variable Message Signs (VMS) matters. The 2026 Austroads Guide to Temporary Traffic Management expanded the guidance first refreshed in 2021 (led by our Traffic Lead, Thuan Nguyen) as the use of...
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We offer a broad range of professional road safety, design, planning, auditing and training services tailored to your needs.