The 2026 ARSC Full Program is now available.
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City of Sydney Town Hall city model walkthrough Level 2,Town Hall House, 456 Kent Street, Sydney 11:00 – 11:30 View more information here |
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Lunch |
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Truck driver fatigue – a S.W.O.T. analysis
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City of Sydney Guided Bike Tour
Departing from Hyatt Regency 14:00 – 16:00 View more information here |
City of Sydney Town Hall city model walkthrough
Level 2,Town Hall House, 456 Kent Street, Sydney 14:00 – 14:30 View more information here |
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14:30-15:00 |
Afternoon tea |
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15:00-17:00
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18:30-20:30 |
Welcome Reception
Location: Starship Sydney Delivered with the support of: 
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11:00-12:00 |
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09:30-16:30 |
OFFSITE
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12:30-14:30 |
Golden Ballroom A
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Golden Ballroom B
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Golden Ballroom C
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Goldsworthy & Hamersley
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A snapshot of Local Government engagement in delivering road safety Workshop
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14:30-15:00 |
Afternoon tea |
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15:00-17:00
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Golden Ballroom A
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Golden Ballroom B
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Golden Ballroom C
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Goldsworthy & Hamersley
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Meeting Room 5
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Women in Road Safety: Advancing Equity, Embracing Elasticity, and Driving Evolution Together! Workshop View more information here |
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Speed Management in Low- and Middle-Income Countries (LMICs) Workshop (continues) View more information here |
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18:00-20:00 |
Welcome Reception
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07:00-08:30 |
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Women in Road Safety Breakfast
07:30-8:30 Delivered with the support of: 
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09:00-10:30 |
Opening and Morning plenary
Recognising and Overcoming Barriers to Evidence-based Action in Road Safety Soames Job Global Road Safety Solutions |
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10:30-11:00 |
Morning tea |
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11:00-12:15 |
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Session 1: Restraints |
Session 2: Safe roads |
Session 3: Motorcyclists |
Session 4: Drivers |
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11:02-11:17 |
Effectiveness of pre-tensioned seatbelt use in child restraint crash safety
Byron Panos Neuroscience Research Australia (neura) |
Rural compact roundabouts safety performance, design and operation
Amolika Sinha Department of Transport and Planning, Victoria |
Impact protection of wearable airbag vests for motorcyclists
Tom Whyte Transport for NSW |
Evaluating nudges to improve driver behaviour: An On-road Trial
Ioni Lewis MAIC-QUT Road Safety Research Collaboration |
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11:18-11:33
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From Evidence to Action: Supporting Safer Booster Seat Decisions
Stacie Powell The George Institute for Global Health |
Innovations in pole design for safer roads
Noel Peters Department Of Transport And Main Roads, Queensland |
An accessible AI-driven helmet counter for automated motorcycle helmet-use detection
Quyen Bui AIP Foundation |
Understanding Drug Driving Behaviours in NSW to Reduce Road Trauma
Saskia Davies Transport for NSW |
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11:34-11:49 |
Seatback recline effects on child restraint performance in frontal impact
Bianca Albanese Neuroscience Research Australia |
Austroads Crossing Chart: Addressing the Driving Forces Around Pedestrian Safety
Prue Oswin Sidelines Traffic |
Speed Bumps on Arterials: Enhancing Motorcycle Safety in Bogotá
Segundo Lopez WRI Colombia |
Didn’t know or didn’t care? Complexities of repeat offender motivations
Peta Dzidic WA RSC |
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11:50-11:57
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Seatbelt positioning during pregnancy: observed and self-reported use among women
Ava Khan The George Institute For Global Health |
Field Trial of Photoluminescent Markings/Signs at Passive Railway Crossings
Long Truong La Trobe University |
Rising Motorcycle Crash Burden in Zambia: Eight-Year Policy Evidence
Moses Mwale World Health Organization |
Driver decision-making during Tropical Cyclone Alfred
Matthew Stainer Griffith University |
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11:58-12:05 |
Child Car Restraint E-Learning for Professionals
Sarah Sexton Kidsafe Victoria |
Developing AusRAP Results for Action
Alan Rushworth Austroads |
The Negative Effect on Motorcycle Clothing Protection Introduced by EN17092
(Yao Yu), Christopher Hurren Deakin University |
In-person study examining drivers’ perceptions and confidence using ADAS
Sherrie-Anne Kaye MAIC-QUT Road Safety Research Collaboration |
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12:06-12:13 |
From Evidence to Action Scaling Child Car Seat Use Romania
Alice Dona-Mitu Children Car Safety Foundation Romania |
Coordinated Use of Austroads Guides to Support Safe Road Transport
Blair Turner Road Safety Advisory Services Pty Ltd |
Motorcycle helmet oblique impact performance transformation, evidence from CRASH program
Sandra Pangestu Transport for NSW |
Drive Change, Save Lives: insurance data improving road safety
Lachlan Rees Suncorp Group |
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12:15-13:15 |
Lunch |
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13:15-14:30
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Session 5: Heavy vehicles |
Session 6: Pedestrians |
Session 7: Communications and Media |
Session 8: Road safety management |
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13:17-13:32 |
Heavy Goods Vehicle Drivers’ Views on Crash Factors in Lorries
Rusdi Rusli Universiti Teknologi MARA |
Mapping Of Active Transport Severance (MOATS) to Deliver Crossings
Prudence Oswin Sidelines Traffic |
“I don’t have trust.” Motives for speaking up as passengers
Lisa Buckley University of the Sunshine Coast |
Beyond speed management challenges: Priorities and opportunities for policy advancement
Maria Eugenia Keller QUT |
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13:33-13:48 |
Heavy-vehicle and Vulnerable Road User Safety Using AI-based Video Analytics
Md Mohasin Howlader Queensland University of Technology |
Fatalistic beliefs and pedestrian risk perception and behaviour in Ghana
Enoch F. Sam University of Education, Winneba |
Leveraging influencers to reach youth in the digital age
(Ursula Bishop), Megan Woolley Department of Transport and Main Roads, Queensland |
Developing methodologies for road safety performance indicators: lessons from Trendline
Wouter Van den Berghe Tilkon Research & Consulting |
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13:49-13:56 |
Following-distances: Are they enough for you?
Jasmine K. Proud Monash University Accident Research Centre |
Advancing Pedestrian Risk Assessment Through Empirical Bayes
Amir Sobhani Safe Path Consulting |
Evaluating Re:act road safety campaigns for young people
(Ioni Lewis), Andrew Hardwick MAIC-QUT Road Safety Research Collaboration |
A practical response to embed local government road safety accountability
Tasha Prabhakar Ninesquared Pty Ltd |
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13:57-14:04 |
Heavy Vehicle and Young Driver Interactions: A Simulator Study
(Andrew Campbell), Chris Irwin Griffith University |
GAN-based prediction of pedestrian road safety via urban functionality
Weijie QIAO The University of Auckland |
Incorporating Maintenance Lifecycle Improvements into Road Safety Action Plans
Ishan Gangabada Transurban |
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14:05-14:12 |
Personal Factors Affecting Truck Driver’s Fatigue
Gregory Casey Western Sydney University |
Monitoring Pedestrian safety performance: Critical SPIs and KPIs
Hafez Alavi HA Consulting |
Strategic Communications: Unlocking Practitioner-Led Road Safety Change
Cath Jacobs Abley |
Towards Proactive-Safety Management: Identifying Key Crash-risk Precursors for Queensland Motorways
Manish Yadav Queensland University of Technology |
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14:13-14:20 |
Perceptions of safety in Western Australia’s heavy vehicle industry
(Teresa Senserrick), Angela Yan University of Western Australia |
An online intervention to improve older adult pedestrian safety
Thomas McGuckian Australian Catholic University |
Steer Clear Campaign: Applying Behavioural Science to Community Safety
Belinda Franklin NSW SES |
Applying rail sector safety and reliability metrics to road operations
Elizabeth Waller Transurban |
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14:21-14:28 |
Commercial Driver Rating Frameworks for Road Safety in Malaysia
Muhamad Syukri Bin Abdul Khalid Malaysian Institute Of Road Safety Research |
Exploring pedestrian safety perception
Paul Roberts UWA |
Effective use of social media in Police enforcement and engagement.
Steven Planinic NSW Police Force |
The AiRAP Journey to Scaling Road Safety Star Rating
Peter Jamieson Anditi Pty Ltd |
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14:30-14:35 |
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14:35-15:40 |
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Session 9: Crash data collection and analysis |
Session 10: Road rules and Enforcement |
Session 11: Novice driver/rider training and licensing |
Session 12: Safe speed |
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14:37-14:52 |
Designing a data linkage approach for Commercial Passenger Vehicle fatigue-risk
Jason Kearney Monash University Accident Research Centre |
Incorporating procedural justice into random breath testing: Effects on speeding
Lyndel Bates Griffith Criminology Institute |
Driving Down Risk: A Review of Queensland’s Learner Driver Program
(Alexandra Compton), Adrian Wilson Department of Transport and Main Roads, Queensland |
Challenges of including a level crossing alert in Speed Adviser
Kerry Shaz Transport for NSW |
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14:53-15:08 |
Crash Severity Analysis of Vehicle Interactions Using Multinomial Logit Models
Dhanushi Wanasinghe University of Moratuwa |
Cameras or Cops: What deters drivers from speeding?
Lisa Wundersitz Centre for Automotive Safety Research (CASR), Adelaide University |
Graduated Licensing System Countermeasures for Older Novice Drivers in Victoria
(Kelly Imberger), Louise Purcell Department of Transport and Planning (Road Safety Victoria) |
Incorporating Movement and Place frameworks into speed management practice
Anna Bray Sharpin Abley |
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15:09-15:16 |
Safety Analysis of Slip Lanes at Signalised Crossings
Ofek Tchelet University of Technology Sydney |
Fixed Driver-Distraction and Seatbelt Camera Trial on a Victorian Motorway
Karen Stephan Transurban |
Road To Life – Driver Education through Community Led Action
Jodi Betts Far North REAP |
Biomechanical evidence supporting 30 km/h school-zone speed limits
Giulio Ponte Centre for Automotive Safety Research (CASR), Adelaide University |
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15:17-15:24 |
Geospatially-Aware Artificial Intelligence for Intersection Crash Rate Prediction
Vyas O’Neill HeroSeraph |
Perceptions of Speed Enforcement: Implications for Deterrence and Procedural Justice
Steven Love University of the Sunshine Coast |
Investigation of driving-related anxiety, driving performance, and music use
Karis Hui En Koh University of Western Australia |
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15:25-15:28 |
Significance of regular, ongoing post‑implementation monitoring of road infrastructure
Monica Ping Stantec New Zealand |
Designing for Compliance: Practical Lessons in Automated Enforcement
Arem Gavin Sticky Carrots |
Complementary opportunities to diversify motorcycle rider education
Conrad Ruschena Independent |
Modelling Safety and Mode Shift impacts of Speed Management
Glen Koorey Viastrada |
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15:29-15:32 |
Resolving he-said/she-said crashes: a case study
Johann Tay Traffic Vehicles & Logistics Pty Ltd |
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15:33-15:36 |
Climate and Non-Fatal Road Traffic Injuries Among Ghanaian Road Users
Jacob Idan Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology |
Identifying road rules applicable to common midblock crashes involving cyclists
Vanessa Johnston RMIT University |
My First Car: Supporting Safer Vehicle Choices for Young Drivers
Merna Alqas-Elyas Transport Accident Commission |
Development of a Tasmanian Speed Management Strategy
Mark Bandick Department of State Growth |
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15:40-16:00 |
Poster author discussion Exhibition Hall |
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16:00-16:30 |
Afternoon tea |
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16:30-17:30 |
Afternoon plenary Debate: Enough already; we should move on from talking about e-mobility so much |
Moderator: Ping Sim |
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Affirmative Team: Eric Howard Narelle Howarth Rob McInerney |
Negative Team: TBA |
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18:30-22:30 |
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07:30-08:30 |
Breakfast session
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09:00-10:30 |
Morning plenary
Reframing Road Safety Tom Flood Rovelo Creative Chair: David Elliot Panel: Andrew Harwick, Ioni Lewis Delivered with the support of: 
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10:30-11:00 |
Morning tea |
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11:00-12:15
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Session 13: Enforcement and Policing |
Session 14: Safe trips to school |
Session 15: Road user behaviours and human factors |
Session 16: Interactive Workshop |
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11:02-11:17 |
Road policing targets: Are we missing the mark?
(Nils van Lamoen), Martyn Napier New Zealand Police |
Closing the School Zone Implementation Safety Gap
Joseph Ojambo Komakech Responsive Drivers Uganda -ReDU |
Is diabetes technology keeping pace with road rules?
Steven Trawley The Cairnmillar Institute |
Navigating Policy Reform: Storytelling and the Politics of Road Safety
Claire Campbell |
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11:18-11:33
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The Role of Affect Heuristics in Drug Driving
Karen Schoots Unisc |
From Pilot to Policy: Scaling Safe School Zones in Cambodia
Dara Yong Aip Foundation |
Evaluating changes in mandatory fitness-to-drive reporting in South Australia
Georgia Tuckwell Centre for Automotive Safety Research (CASR), Adelaide University |
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11:34-11:41 |
AI detects unsafe behaviour at busy level crossing
Kerry Shaz Transport for NSW |
Vietnam’s Evidence-Based School Zone Model Protects Millions of Children
Quynh Anh Phan AIP Foundation |
Do Indian Drivers Share a Common Understanding of Road Rules?
Preethama Rajkumar Indian Institute of Science |
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11:42-11:49 |
Tasmania’s Road Safety Enforcement Allocation Model
Jay Baththana Abley |
Tracking public perceptions for a brighter safer future
Jessica Rattray NZTA Waka Kotahi |
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11:50-11:57 |
Why road safety cameras are important for speed compliance
Chris Brennan Department Of Justice & Community Safety |
Evaluation of WA’s School Zone and Children’s Crossing Program
Sharlene Hindmarsh Road Safety Commission |
Transfer of hazard management to speed management, and vice versa
Boripat Ratchaneepun School of Aviation, University of New South Wales |
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11:58-12:05 |
Optimising fixed automated road safety enforcement for Victoria
Mayssaa Mezher Monash University |
School Zone Safety in LMICs: A Data-Driven Participatory Framework
Linh Nguyen AIP Foundation |
Australian drivers’ views on legalising recreational cannabis and drug driving
Razi Hasan Western Australian Centre for Road Safety Research |
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12:06-12:13 |
Automated Red-Light Enforcement in Malaysia: A Four-Year Mixed-Methods Evaluation
Hawa Mohamed Jamil Malaysian Institute of Road Safety Research (MIROS) |
Speeding in ACT school zones: Risks, findings and recommendations
James Thompson Centre for Automotive Safety Research (CASR), Adelaide University |
Experience of Drug Driving: A Qualitative Study
Helen Reddan Transport Accident Commission |
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12:15-13:15 |
Lunch |
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Session 17: Motor vehicles |
Session 18: Local government |
Session 19: Safe roads |
Session 20: Interactive Workshop |
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13:17-13:32 |
Under the radar: ADAS priorities during purchase and behavioural adaptation
Amanda Stephens Monash University Accident Research Centre |
Unlocking proactive Black Spot funding with Safe System Assessments
Brett Williams City of Onkaparinga |
Effects of lane width along straight two-lane two-way highway crashes
Michael Gillies Department Of Transport And Main Roads, Queensland |
Getting Real Action on Road Safety
Sara Stace Vivendi Consulting |
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13:33-13:48 |
ADAS Safety Benefits: A Severity-Based Motor Insurance Pricing Framework
Shamsunnahar Yasmin Queensland University of Technology |
Enabling fit-for-purpose network safety planning for local government
Paul Durdin Abley |
How lane departure crashes change with traffic volume
Chris Stokes Centre for Automotive Safety Research (CASR), Adelaide University |
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13:49-14:04 |
From Apprehension to Action: Improving Responses to Women’s Substance-Impaired Driving
Hanna Watling University of the Sunshine Coast |
Evidence-Based Regional Road Safety Planning Northern Mindanao Philippines
Amalia Rolloque Center For Policy Studies And Advocacy on Sustainable Development, Inc. |
Space for cycling – initial field study results
Robbie Napper Monash University |
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14:05-14:12 |
Testing of Red Light and Pedestrian Warnings Using C-ITS
(Beau Hobba), David Li Transport for NSW |
From Local Evidence to Safer School Precincts
Natalie Ashton City Of Casey |
AI-driven insights support safe system decision making at rural intersection
Vanessa Vecovski Transport for NSW |
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14:13-14:20 |
Driver Preferences for Transparency Cues in Automated Driving
George Nasser Macquarie University |
Behaviour Change Before Infrastructure Change: Managing Rapidly Growing School Traffic
Rachel Palermo Liverpool City Council |
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Motorcycle and Motor Vehicle Fatalities in Urban Pakistan
Bilawal Hussain Procon Engineering |
Road Safety Strategies in NSW Local Government
William Douglas Ipwea Nsw & Act |
Validation of iRAP Star Rating Protocol: Philippine Highway Case Study
Kristine Joy Alonte Philippine Department Of Public Works And Highways |
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14:30-14:35 |
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Session 21: Cyclists |
Session 22: Community and school programs |
Session 23: Road user behaviours and human factors |
Session 24: Interactive Workshop |
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14:37-14:52 |
Folk law and road governance
Amelia Thorpe UNSW |
Gathering the evidence of Ryda’s impact on young road users
John Elliott Road Safety Education Limited |
Fatigued Driving Risk Among New Parents
Sjaan Koppel Monash University Accident Research Centre |
Unlocking Local Government’s Delivery Potential: From Evidence to Action
Ping Sim Auckland Transport |
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14:53-15:08 |
Enhancing cyclist and pedestrian safety in Torquay, Australia
Daniel Mustata Road Solutions |
Impact Evaluations of RACQ’s High School Road Safety Education Programs
Ioni Lewis MAIC-QUT Road Safety Research Collaboration |
Innovative Web-based Intervention to Reduce Phone Use Among Young Drivers
Caitlin Reeves The University of Newcastle |
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I was asleep: semi-structured interview insights with food delivery riders
Tyrell Siew Monash University |
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15:09-15:16 |
Helmet and Reflective Clothing Non-Use Among Urban Cyclists
Puteri Intan Solha Salim Universiti Teknologi MARA |
Evidence informing practice: Development of road safety education initiatives
(Ioni Lewis), Nerida Plumpton MAIC-QUT Road Safety Research Collaboration, RACT |
Development of a VR Eye-Tracking Platform for UK Overseas Drivers
Peiwen He University of the West of England |
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15:17-15:24 |
Development of Novel Bicycle Helmet Safety Rating Program
(Basuki Suratno), Greg Dikranian Transport for NSW |
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15:25-15:32 |
Understanding travel pattern of commuter cyclists in urban mixed-traffic settings
Rashmeet Kaur Khanuja IIT Delhi |
Empowering International Students to be Safer Road Users
(Nicole O’Reilly), Jack Carpenter Fit to Drive Foundation |
Thriving without Driving: Developing an Evidence-Informed Toolkit for Driving Retirement
Joanne Bennett Australian Catholic University |
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15:33-15:40 |
A case study of cyclist passing distance measurement tools
Georgia Tuckwell Centre for Automotive Safety Research (CASR), Adelaide University |
Mobile Point-to-Point and Multi-Function Enforcement Revolutionising Road Safety
Jason Csincsi Acusensus |
Road meets rail: Insights into technology and human factors impacts
(Jasmine Mascini), Nicole Downing and Gemma Read Department of Transport and Main Roads, Queensland |
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15:41-15:48 |
Extended TPB Analysis of Food Delivery Rider Risky Behaviours
Beckham Liu Rciti |
Best practice principles for driving offender intervention programs.
Simon Raftery Centre for Automotive Safety Research (CASR), Adelaide University |
Predicting drowsy driving impairment using smartphone app ocular-motor metrics
Chris Irwin Griffith University |
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15:50-16:15 |
Afternoon tea |
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16:15-17:30 |
Afternoon plenary – Austroads
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19:00-21:00 |
Trivia night Location: The Sporting Globe King Street Wharf Delivered with the support of:  View more information here |
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07:30-08:30 |
Breakfast session
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09:00-10:30 |
Morning plenary
Assessment of injuries prevention in the event of a crash – recent development of crash tests dummies and computer models Astrid Linder VTI Chair: Tasha Prabhakar Panel: Julie Brown, Craig Newland Delivered with the support of:
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10:30-11:00 |
Morning tea |
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11:00-12:15
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Session 25: Safe speed |
Session 26: Emergency, medical and post-crash care |
Session 27: Community programs |
Session 28: Workplace and work-related safety |
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11:02-11:17 |
Attitudes towards and demand for safe speeds across NSW
Helen Nguyen The George Institute For Global Health |
Extrication following a crash: learnings from in-depth crash investigation
Siobhan O’Donovan Centre for Automotive Safety Research (CASR), Adelaide University |
What If We Designed This With Them, Not For Them?
Paz Saboktakin RAC |
Safe System Centering Women: Shaping Cambodia’s Commuting Safety Future
Van Pham Thi Hong AIP Foundation |
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Examining public support for lower speed limits in Melbourne, Australia
Daniel Mustata Road Solutions |
The Missing Pillar: Strengthening Post‑Crash Response in Australia
John Wall Transport for NSW |
Converting community knowledge into structured road safety evidence: MOATS
Christian Jones University of the Sunshine Coast |
Differences in risky driving behaviours in school and roadwork zones
(Ashim Debnath), Amrit Ghimire Deakin University |
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11:34-11:41 |
Connected Vehicle Data for Safe System Speed Management Evaluation
Amir Sobhani Safe Path Consulting |
Addressing Inequities in Regional and Aboriginal Post-Crash Mental Health
Emily Simpson Injury Matters |
Evaluating Road Smart Interactive Processes and Engagement
Rebecca Yacobovich Transport Accident Commission |
Evidence Based Road Safety for Young Construction Apprentices
Melissa Bird Transport Accident Commission (TAC) |
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11:42-11:49 |
Fatal crash reduction from eliminating speeding in Victoria
Sam Doecke Centre for Automotive Safety Research (CASR), Adelaide University |
Boomtown, Broken Balance: Road Safety and Gender in Vaca Muerta
Maria Leiva GRSP |
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11:50-11:57 |
A Randomised Control Trial of Dragon’s Teeth on Speed
Matthew Albrecht Western Australian Centre for Road Safety Research |
Distance-Independent Response in Tier-1 EMS Systems.
Mariko Hingi Tanzania Rural Health Movement |
Teaching Road Safety in Language Across Remote and Regional Australia
Martina Hazelbane Indigenous Road Safety Academy (irsa) |
Beyond the dashboard: Using telematics to measure road safety performance
Vanessa Vecovski Transport for NSW |
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11:58-12:05 |
Anti-speeding message efficacy in reducing speeding intentions in recent speeders
Natalie Reily Transport for NSW |
Strengthening Post-Crash Care Systems to Reduce Road Fatalities in India
Prerana Arora Asian Road Safety Academy |
Driving Safer Behaviour: A Smart School Zone Alert System
Karen Menzies Transport for NSW |
Road Safety Risks Among P-Hailing Riders in Malaysia
Mohd Hafzi Md Isa Social Security Organization (PERKESO) |
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12:06-12:13 |
A participatory decision-making approach to generate demand for safe speeds
Judy Fleiter The George Institute For Global Health |
Understanding Driver Responses to Emergency Vehicles
Daniel Malone Griffith University |
Cross-agency action for safer driving and licensing in Aboriginal communities
Maree Jennings Department of Communities and Justice |
From Training to Safer Roads: Evaluating Workplace Motorcycle Safety Education
Nurrul Hafeezah Sahak Malaysia Road And Transportation Safety Association |
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12:15-12:20 |
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Session 29: Crash data collection and analysis |
Session 30: Safe streets and neighbhourhoods |
Session 31: Policy development and implementation |
Session 32: Novice driver/rider training and licensing |
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12:22-12:37 |
Crashes that current safe system approaches do not address
James Thompson Centre for Automotive Safety Research (CASR), Adelaide University |
Influence of shared space design features on road users’ safety
Amrit Ghimie Deakin University |
Parliamentary Inquiry: Queensland’s e-scooter safety evidence from research to policy
Vida Mehranfar University of the Sunshine Coast |
High performance vehicle restrictions – when technology outpaces policy
David Beck Datum Road Safety |
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12:38-12:53 |
Diverging Trends in Road Trauma: MAIS3+ vs Severe Injury Claims
Tandy Pok Arundell Transport Accident Commission |
Amplifying children’s voices in road safety to advocate and protect
Louise Cosgrove Kids and Traffic |
Evidence Driving Road Safety Advancements for Children with Disabilities
Emma Clarkson Mobility and Accessibility for Children and Adults Ltd (MACA) |
Braking the Cycle – safer drivers on Queensland Roads
Nick Such PCYC Queensland |
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12:54-13:09 |
Walking and cycling crash risk in Australia: six-state analysis
Anthony Aisenberg CrowdLab |
User perceptions of safety in multimodal street environments
Kasun Wijayaratna University of Technology Sydney |
Who tells pregnant women about seatbelt safety? Evidence from Australia
Antonia Shand The University of Sydney |
From Evidence to Engagement: Developing Road Safety Education for Learners
Nick Such PCYC Queensland |
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Keeping people safe when walking – improving guidance
Max McCardel Safe System Solutions Pty Ltd |
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13:10-13:17 |
Effectiveness of Modern Vehicles in Reducing Rear-End Crashes
Gregoire Larue MAIC/UniSC Road Safety Research Collaboration |
Safety Attitudes and Actions of VRUs to Shared Mobility
Colin Booth University of the West of England, Bristol |
Simulating the impact of road safety interventions with system dynamics
(Paul Salmon), Gemma Read University of the Sunshine Coast |
Qualitative perceptions of shifting attitudes towards driving in young adults
Kayla Jaye Western Sydney University |
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13:18-13:25 |
Trends in road transport crash in New South Wales
Holger Moeller UNSW |
Evaluating Child Safety in LIMC Context by Using SR4S Framework
Kazi Newaz Accident Research Institute (ARI), Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET) |
Enabling safe speeds through practitioner-centred processes
Paul Durdin Abley |
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13:26-13:33 |
Comparative Regional Analysis of Road Traffic Crash Outcomes in Nigeria
Adebola Babalola Lagos State University/ Federal Road Safety Corps |
PedSAT: Using AI to assess pedestrian safety risk at scale
Nick Fletcher Vivendi Consulting |
Lessons from analysing the mandatory alcohol interlock scheme (MAIS)
Jamie Mackenzie Centre for Automotive Safety Research (CASR), Adelaide University |
Driver competency and knowledge over time
Glen Koorey Viastrada |
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13:35-14:30 |
Lunch |
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14:30-14:00 |
Closing Ceremony
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The conference program is subject to change.
Poster presentations
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001 |
NaviStation Initiatives Preparing the Golden Generation Through Transportation Safety Education |
Widyarini Weningtyas |
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002 |
Does training work: 10 years of the New Zealand experience |
Gareth Smith |
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003 |
Intelligent Transport Systems Evolution for Cyclist Safety: A VR Approach |
Taha Rashidi |
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004 |
Developing a Model for the Safety Impacts of Mode Shift |
Glen Koorey |
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005 |
Event Data Recorders (EDRs): unlocking crash data for research
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Giulio Ponte
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006 |
Debunking the myth: Raised crossings don’t create significant congestion
|
Irene Tse
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007 |
AI-Based Estimation of Alcohol Intoxication and Drowsiness from Facial Analysis
|
Abdullah Abdullah
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008 |
Increasing Nighttime Safety at Passive Railway Crossings with Photoluminescent Elements
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Long Truong
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009 |
Targeting High-Risk Corridors for Evidence-Based Crash Reduction in Kenya
|
William Majani Wambulwa |
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010 |
Strengthening Multi-Sectoral Collaboration to Enhance Road Safety Data
|
William Majani Wambulwa |