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Program

The 2025 ARSC Program is now available.

12:30-14:30
Road Policing Network Workshop

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A snapshot of Local Government engagement in delivering road safety Workshop



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Speed Management in Low- and Middle-Income Countries (LMICs) Workshop

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AusRAP 2025 Results and Next Steps Workshop

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Road Safety Field Day
University of Western Australia
09:30 – 16:30


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14:30-15:00
Afternoon tea
15:00-17:00
Women in Road Safety: Advancing Equity, Embracing Elasticity, and Driving Evolution Together! Workshop

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Rural Road Safety Network Workshop

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Speed Management in Low- and Middle-Income Countries (LMICs) Workshop (continues)

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Early Career Professional Network Workshop

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Emergency vehicle safety Workshop

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NHVR workshop – Pitch Stop
University of Western Australia

15:00-16:00
18:00-20:00
Welcome Reception
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09:00-10:30
Opening and Morning plenary
Killed by a Traffic Engineer
Wes Marshall
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10:30-11:00
Morning tea
11:00-12:15


Session 1:
Roads, road design and road environment 1


Session 2:
Workplace and work-related road safety


Session 3:
Enforcement and Policing 1


Session 4:
Community and school programs
11:02-11:17
The evolution of network risk assessment: where to from here?
(Dale Harris) Matt Allan
Abley Limited
Driving Change: Safer Transport Solutions for Cambodian Factory Workers
Piseth Im
Asia Injury Prevention Foundation
How partnership-based general deterrence changed perceptions of drink-driving
Ping Sim
Auckland Transport
The RACQ Streets Ahead program: An impact evaluation
Ioni Lewis
MAIC-QUT Road Safety Research Collaboration
11:17-11:32
Evaluating Zigzag Pavement Marking for Speed Reduction at Pedestrian Crossings
Paul Roberts
University of Western Australia
Fit For Fleet Safety: Safety Management for Small Fleet Operators
Nicholas Duck
Opposite
Estimating the road safety benefits of seatbelt cameras in Queensland
Adrian Wilson
Department of Transport and Main Roads
Don’t come to us, we’ll come to you: Advertising evolution
Stacey Coppack
Road Safety Commission of Western Australia
11:32-11:47
Developing South Australia’s metro network safety plan
Chris Stokes and Farhan Ahmed
University of Adelaide, Centre for Automotive Safety Research
Evaluation of traffic control treatments in End-of-Queue situations at roadworks
Ashim Debnath
Deakin University
Outcomes of an intensive traffic enforcement operation in New Zealand
(Nils van Lamoen) Peter McKennie
New Zealand Police
Re:act for Change: Engaging young Australians to reduce road trauma
Andrew Hardwick
Re:act
11:47-11:54
Updating Making Roads Motorcycle Friendly: Enhancing Safety for Riders
Kenn Beer
Safe System Solutions Pty Ltd
User experience of GSR ADDW Regulations in Australian Heavy Vehicles
Jonny Kuo
Seeing Machines Ltd
Improving driver licensure through police and community services collaboration
Rachael Mason
New Zealand Police
Youth actions turn grass-roots ideas into practice
Hang Nguyen
Asia Injury Prevention Foundation
11:54-12:01
Oriental Protocol Preventing Driver Induced Tipper Truck Accident: Case Study
Pravinkumar Digamberrao Ukhlikar
Government Industrial Training Institute
Preventing low-speed vehicle runovers of children through collaboration
Darren Neagle
Transport for New South Wales
12:01-12:08
Raising guidance for Queensland Raised Crossings
Michael Gillies
Department of Transport and Main Roads Queensland
New Zealand’s work-related road safety Harm Reduction Action Plan
Hamish Mackie
Mackie
Enhanced site selection tool for road safety cameras
(Chris Brennan) Lilian Chan
Victorian Department of Justice and Community Safety
Improving safety of young Western Australians: P.A.R.T.Y. program evaluation outcomes
Judy Fleiter
The George Institute for Global Health
12:08-12:15
Keeping people safe when walking – improving guidance
(Max McCardel) Phil Harbutt
Safe System Solutions Pty Ltd
Solving a Wicked Problem Achieving Vision Zero in Logging Transport
Tia Gaffney
Allied Forensics Group
Reckless to Responsible – Shifting Gears Road Safety Session
Susan OConnor
South Australia Police
Effectively engaging with communities on the issue of speed
Cath Jacobs
Abley Limited
12:15-13:15
Lunch
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13:15-14:30


Session 5:
Local Government


Session 6:
E-scooters


Session 7:
Enforcement and Policing 2


Session 8:
Fatigue
13:17-13:32
Shire of Manjimup Progressing Road Traffic Safety Management Systems ISO39001
(Katherine Celenza) Catherine Mils
Western Australian Local Government Association RoadWise
Knowledge of changed e-scooter rules in Queensland
Sherrie-Anne Kaye
MAIC-QUT Road Safety Research Collaboration
Seatbelt enforcement in NSW: Evolving a life-saving camera program
Amy Lovesey
Transport for New South Wales
Perceptions of truck driver fatigue enforcement amongst Australian enforcement functionaries.
Gregory Casey
Western Sydney University
13:33-13:48
RoadWise Recognised: Inspiring Better Road Safety Practice
Rebecca Bampton
Western Australian Local Government Association
Finding the Right Path: An Evaluation of Queensland’s E-Scooter Regulations
Cindy Tran
Department of Transport and Main Roads
Impact of United Arab Emirates child passenger safety legislation
Muhammad Uba Abdulazeez
United Arab Emirates University
Integrating Fatigue Detection: A Framework for Safer Roads
Anjum Naweed
Central Queensland University
13:49-13:56
RoadWise Refocused Supporting Local Governments Differently
Terri-Anne Pettet
Western Australian Local Government Association
E-scooter riders in Victoria
Jodi Page-Smith
Transport Accident Commission
A Framework for Implementing and Evaluating Mobile Point-to-Point (MP2P) Enforcement
Amir Sobhani
Safe Path Consulting Pty Ltd
Predicting Driver Sleep history with Machine Learning: A Simulator-Based Study
Georgia Tuckwell
University of Adelaide
13:57-14:04
Assessing Safer Methods of Enforcement on High-speed Roads
Christopher Hayes
Victoria Police
14:05-14:12
Victoria’s “Safe Local Roads and Streets Program” for Local Governments
(Minh Vo) Chris Hall
Department of Transport and Planning
More Than E-Scooters: Road safety education supporting children’s independent travel
Prue Oswin
Sidelines Traffic
Evolution of automated enforcement in NSW, through data driven improvement
(Ben Barnes) Amy Lovesey
Transport for New South Wales
Do life satisfaction and risk perceptions impact drowsy driving?
David Rodwell
MAIC-QUT Road Safety Research Collaboration
14:13-14:20
e-Scooter-Related Workers Compensation Claims in Queensland: 2019-2024
Joel Tucker
The Royal Automobile Club of Queensland
Community perceptions of road safety cameras
(Chris Brennan) Maria Saki
Victorian Department of Justice and Community Safety
Observing Work and Rest Behaviours of Truck Drivers in Australia
Gregory Casey
Western Sydney University
14:21-14:28
City of Salisbury Safe Journeys Action Plan: An Integrated Approach
Malcolm Mak & Stephanie Yue
National Transport Research Organisation
Hidden in Plain Sight: Analysis of E-Scooter Crashes in Victoria
Abhiraj Kanwar
Transport Accident Commission
Police Perceptions After Two Different Types of Random Breath Tests
Lyndel Bates
Griffith Criminology Institute and School of Criminology and Criminal Justice, Griffith University
Sleep irregularity is associated with driving impairment during sleep deprivation
Ashley Montero
Flinders University
14:30-14:35
Session transition time
14:35-15:50


Session 9:
Motorcyclists


Session 10:
Technology


Session 11:
Roads, road design and road environment 2


Session 12:
Crash data 1
14:37-14:52
Development of a retrofit motorcycle forward collision alert system
Mohd Khairul Alhapiz Ibrahim
Malaysian Institute of Road Safety Research
Utilising AI for Network-Wide School Crossing Safety Assessments
Justin Lu
Real Time Traffic
A Review of the Western Australia Regional Road Safety Program
Richard Amoh-Gyimah and David Moyses
Main Roads Western Australia
Exposure-adjusted hospitalised injury rates in transport crashes by socioeconomic status
Robyn Gerhard
Monash University
14:53-15:08
Big bike crashes in Malaysia
Muhamad Syukri Abdul Khalid
Malaysian Institute of Road Safety Research (MIROS)
Harnessing Integrated Technology to Reduce Road Traffic Fatalities and Injuries
Verushka Balaram
Australian Road Research Board Systems
Driver merging preferences, behaviour, and strategies at roadworks
Sajani Siriwardene
Safe Future Mobility Research Lab, Deakin University
A crash video database for insightful perspectives in road safety
Mario Mongiardini
University of Adelaide
15:09-15:16
Helmet Quality and Use Behaviour Among Motorcyclists in Tamale, Ghana
Daniel Gyaase
The George Institute for Global Health
AI Computer Vision Enabling Real-Time Safety
Stefan Filippone
Real Time Traffic
Road Safety Challenges on Difficult Terrain: Case Study
Yogen Bhatnagar
Urap International
Experimental approach for evaluating effectiveness of WCLT-ATLM in Nepal
Tunisha Gyawali
Department of Roads, Government of Nepal
15:17-15:24
Modelling the Impact of Injury Mechanism on Insurance Claim Severity
Shamsunnahar Yasmin
Queensland University of Technology
15:25-15:32
Inequity in Protection Levels of Female and Male Motorcycle Gear
Yao Yu
IFM
Insights From Road Safety Camera Technology
Kai Zhen
Road Safety Commission of Western Australia
Vehicle Barrier for Shielding Pedestrians, Bicyclists, and Other Vulnerable Users
Roger Bligh
Texas A&M Transportation Institute
Mobile notifications and crash risk at regional telecommunication coverage boundaries
Alexander Price
Main Roads Western Australia
15:33-15:36
Evaluation of motorcycle gear rating programs MotoCAP and CRASH
Tom Whyte
Moto CAP
Improving Safe System Performance of Intersections on Rural Divided Roads
Philip Rosser
Department of Transport and Planning (DTP)
Strengthening Multi-Sectoral Collaboration to Enhance Road Safety Data
Mary Abungu
Sustainable Mobility Africa
15:37-15:40
Event Data Recorders (EDRs): unlocking crash data for research
Giulio Ponte
Centre for Automotive Safety Research, The University of Adelaide
15:41-15:44
Motorcyclists’ Behaviours and Motorcycle Insurance in Lagos: Road Safety Implications
Sunday Ajemunigbohun
Lagos State University
AI-Based Estimation of Alcohol Intoxication and Drowsiness from Facial Analysis
Abdullah Abdullah
Edith Cowan University
Increasing Nighttime Safety at Passive Railway Crossings with Photoluminescent Elements
Long Truong
La Trobe University
Targeting High-Risk Corridors for Evidence-Based Crash Reduction in Kenya
William Majani Wambulwa
World Bank Group / Global Road Safety Facility (GRSF)
15:45-15:48
Debunking the myth: Raised crossings don’t create significant congestion
Irene Tse
Auckland Transport
15:50-16:15
Poster author discussion, Exhibition Hall (Pilbara Room)
15:50-16:15
Afternoon tea
16:15-17:30
Afternoon plenary

Debate: We’re on the Right Track to 2030 Targets
19:00-22:00
Gala dinner
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11:02-11:17
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09:00-10:30
Morning plenary
Road safety apartheid and the imperative of equity
Lee Randall
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10:30-11:00
Morning tea
11:00-12:15


Session 13:
Early childhood and Safe trips to school


Session 14:
Impaired driving 1


Session 15:
Roads, road design and road environment 3


Session 16:
Interactive workshop 1
11:02-11:17
Transforming Indonesia’s School Zones with a Data-Driven and Participatory Approach
Estiara Ellizar
Ministry of Transportation
How alcohol consumption influences attitudes and behaviour towards risky driving
Amie Hayley
Swinburne University of Technology
Evolving Roadside Safety Hardware: Designing for the Future
James Kovar
Texas A&M Transportation Institute
Bottom-up approaches to achieving safe speeds
Judy Fleiter
The George Institute for Global Health
11:18-11:25
Influencing the school travel system for a healthier future
(Anna Bray Sharpin) Matthew Noon
Abley Limited
A risk-based combined sanctions therapeutic approach to manage drug-driving offenders
Michael Fitzharris
Accident Research Centre (MUARC)
Stopping Sight Distance Assessment Using LiDAR Survey
Lloyd Baker
Main Roads Western Australia
11:26-11:33
LiDAR Point Cloud Data and AusRAP Star Rating Communication Strategy
Fritha Argus and Richard Amoh-Gyimah
Main Roads Western Australia
11:34-11:41
Travel to School: New Guidance for Safe and Active Travel
Alice Woodruff
Active City
Comprehensive resources supporting informed decisions around medicinal cannabis and driving
Sophie Robinson
Department of Transport and Planning Victoria
Performance evaluation of safety roller barriers made of recycled rubber
Shanqing Xu
Swinburne University of Technology
11:42-11:49
Road Safety in Specialist School Settings
Lauren Brooker
Transport Accident Commission
Rural corridor safety prioritisation using curve context
(Joseph Corbett-Davies) Shane Turner
Abley Limited
11:50-11:57
Barriers to Appropriate CRS Use for Child Occupants in UAE
Inam Ahmad
Monash University
Can the induced hypocrisy paradigm reduce young drivers’ phone use?
Cassandra Gauld
University of Newcastle
How we raised a skewed signalised intersection
Jay Baththana
Abley Limited
11:58-12:05
Safe Active Travel to School: influencing the system in WA
Helen Ginbey
Department of Transport WA
Alcohol and driving: a study of drivers aged 18-25 years
Hayley McDonald
Monash University Accident Research Centre
Streets Alive: A community-led approach to road safety
Kendell Terrell
Town Team Movement
12:06-12:13
Enabling Active Travel to School
Sonja Hayes
PJA Australia
Eyes on the Road: THC Impacts Oculomotor Activity During Driving
Brooke Manning
Swinburne University of Technology
12:15-13:15
Lunch
13:15-14:30


Session 17:
Licensing and training


Session 18:
Roads, road design and road environments 4


Session 19:
Policy development and implementation


Session 20:
Interactive workshop 2
13:17-13:24
Integrated Training to Improve Young Drivers’ Hazard and Speed Management
(Boripat Ratchaneepun) Brett Molesworth
University of New South Wales
Enhancing iRAP Star Ratings in Brunei
Shane Turner
Abley Limited
Filling in Vietnam’s legal gap with public-facing media campaigns
Anh Phan
Asia Injury Prevention Foundation
Transforming Road Safety Strategies: Practising the Planning for Zero Framework
Hafez Alavi
HA Consulting
13:25-13:32
Driver behaviour preceding crashes at stop/give way sign-controlled intersections
James Thompson
Centre for Automotive Safety Research, The University of Adelaide
Supporting Safe System through the Road and Roadside Safety Policy
Brayden McHeim
Department of Transport and Planning
13:33-13:40
Views on age-based licensing from older drivers, families and caregivers
Helen Nguyen
The George Institute for Global Health
Investigating the safety of raised platform markings
Angela Yan
Western Australian Centre for Road Safety Research
Gender Mainstreaming in Road Safety: A Policy Framework for Equity
Evelyn Bratchford
NineSquared
13:41-13:48
Evaluating Road Markings as a Safety Measure in Indonesia
Natalia Tanan
Institut Teknologi Bandung
De-colonising road safety: Aboriginal Moiety and the Safe System approach
Bobbi Brodie
Transport for New South Wales
13:49-13:56
People Crossing Safely: Developing Multi-domain Training for Older Adult Pedestrians
Joanne Bennett
Australian Catholic University
Reducing crashes with innovative lane guidance on a managed motorway
Ishan Gangabada
Transurban
Malaysia’s 5-stars manoeuvre for better road safety
Muhamad Syukri Abdul Khalid
Malaysian Institute of Road Safety Research (MIROS)
13:57-14:04
Star Rating for School for enhancing road safety in Nepal
Hemant Tiwari
Society of Transport Engineers Nepal
Equity and Safety within remote aboriginal communities
Tim Judd
PJA Australia
14:05-14:12
Evaluating Ryda with content mapping and process reviews
Ioni Lewis
MAIC-QUT Road Safety Research Collaboration
Design Characteristics of Raised Safety Platforms for Enhancing Road Safety
(Zeke Ahern) Wahi Rabbani
Queensland University of Technology
Road safety impact of medical cannabis
Matthew Albrecht
Road Safety Commission of Western Australia
14:13-14:20
A review Hazard Perception Test characteristics and safety outcomes
Simon Raftery
Centre for Automotive Safety Research, The University of Adelaide
Assessment of Road Safety Performance using Indonesian Star Rating Method
Aine Kusumawati
Institut Teknologi Bandung
Evolving our approach to implementing speed limit changes
(Paul Durdin) Matt Allan
Abley Limited
14:21-14:28
Breaking Barriers: Addressing Licensing Challenges in Regional and Remote WA
Katherine Drakeford
Department of Transport
Common Issues in Road Safety: Pooled Insights from Lead Auditors
Kenn Beer
Safe System Solutions Pty Ltd
Pedestrian Crash Risk from Evasive Actions Using AI-Based Video Analytics
Shimul (Md Mazharul) Haque
Queensland University of Technology
14:30-14:35
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14:35-15:50


Session 21:
Safe Speed 1


Session 22:
Impaired Driving 2


Session 23:
Road safety management


Session 24:
Interactive workshop 3
14:37-14:52
Examining speed-crash relationship in low- and-middle-income countries: Speed-Safety impact tool
Stephen Kome Fondzenyuy
National Advanced School of Public Works
Distracted driving beliefs and behaviours and the association with rules
Sina Rejali
Queensland University of Technology
Monitoring safety performance indicators to enhance road safety in NSW
(Sanju Joshi) Sayantan Sen
Transport for New South Wales
Safe Active Streets Shifting Road User Behaviours: Collaborative Design Workshop
Zarin Salter
Western Australian Department of Transport
14:53-15:00
How wicked are speed management challenges? An experts’ opinion study
Maria Eugenia Keller
Queensland University of Technology
Mood, task load and driver distraction: what is the relationship?
Amanda Stephens
Monash University Accident Research Centre
Road transport injury compensation access for Aboriginal communities
(Holger Moeller) Rebecca Ivers
University of New South Wales
15:01-15:08
Distractibility of In-Vehicle Infotainment Systems: Methodological Protocol to Measuring Distraction
Rachael Wynne
University of Newcastle
The relationship between the Safe System and risky road use
Lyndal Bates
Griffith University
15:09-15:16
Implementing speed management: Lessons from Australasian case studies
Blair Turner
Road Safety Advisory Services
Adult attachment and speaking up to distracted drivers
David Rodwell
MAIC-QUT Road Safety Research Collaboration
Evolving the safe system: Safe mobility in strategic transport planning
Philippa Webb
Transport for New South Wales
15:17-15:24
New apps and context considerations: Young drivers’ intended phone use
Sherrie-Anne Kaye
MAIC-QUT Road Safety Research Collaboration
Equity in National Road Safety Strategies
Brett Hughes
P7Safety
15:25-15:32
What is an Optimal Speed Limit?
Glen Koorey
ViaStrada Ltd
A systems thinking-based approach to address drug driving-related road trauma
Jolene Cox
University of the Sunshine Coast
A look into road safety in the outback (East Arnhem)
Duc Phan
Road Solutions
15:33-15:40
Impairments in simulated driving for young adults with sleep disorders
Claire Dunbar (Amy Reynolds)
Presenter company
Implementation of The Safer Road Concept in Bandung City
Widyarini Weningtyas
Institut Teknologi Bandung
15:41-15:48
Local response to proposed speed limit reversals in NZ
Anna Bray Sharpin
Abley Limited
Has the COVID-19 Pandemic influenced current driving behaviours?
Razi Hasan
The University of Western Australia
Road safety for future generations
Aimee Wescombe
GHD
15:50-16:15
Afternoon tea
16:15-17:30
Austroads Plenary
09:00-10:30
Morning plenary
Motorcycle Safety
Nigel Kapa

Panel:
Nigel Kapa, Dave Wright, Chris Hurren, Anjana Sasi, Kenn Beer
10:30-11:00
Morning tea
11:00-12:15


Session 25:
Cyclists


Session 26:
Emergency services, medical and post-crash care


Session 27:
Road user behaviours and human factors


Session 28:
Crash data 2
11:02-11:17
Leveraging data-driven approach to promote safer cycling infrastructure in Vietnam
Anh Phan
Asia Injury Prevention Foundation
Post-crash care and its role in trauma reduction
Bernard Carlon
Transport for New South Wales
Australian Parents’ Perspectives on Teenagers Use of Uber Teen
Sjaan Koppel
Monash University Accident Research Centre
Event Data Recorders (EDRs) in Australia: prevalence and benefits
Sam Doecke
Centre for Automotive Safety Research, The University of Adelaide
11:17-11:32
An Investigation of Vehicle-Bicycle Lateral Interactions Using Computer Vision Data
Megan Oakey
British Columbia Centre for Disease Control
Crash related mental health issues – The invisible injury
Sally Edwards
Centre for Automotive Safety Research, The University of Adelaide
Understanding community views on road safety issues in WA
Nikki Palmbachs
Royal Automobile Club of Western Australia
Speeding in Victorian high-severity crashes: Event Data Recorder (EDR) insights
Martin Elsegood
Centre for Automotive Safety Research
11:32-11:39
Predictors of aggression towards cyclists
James Thompson
Centre for Automotive Safety Research, The University of Adelaide
Empowering Emergency Responders to address post-crash mental health
Alyson Elari
Injury Matters
Driving with Bioptic Telescopes: human factors, driver performance and safety
Kim Mestroni
Department of Transport and Planning
Linking trauma registries with crash data to advance road safety
Robyn Gerhard
Monash University
11:39-11:46
Seat belt non-compliance in crashes: Event Data Recorder (EDR) insights
Martin Elsegood
Centre for Automotive Safety Research
11:46-11:53
Changing behaviour of young e-bike riders
Robynann Dixon
Northern Beaches Council
Virtual Reality Training for Multi-Agency Traffic Incident Management
Ashim Debnath
Deakin University
Case studies from fatal crash investigations by Court-appointed Expert Witness
Johann Tay
Traffic Vehicles & Logistics Pty Ltd
Understanding Aboriginal road crash fatalities in South Australia
Lisa Wundersitz
Centre for Automotive Safety Research, The University of Adelaide
11:53-12:00
Piloting the Safe System Crash Investigation Program
David Young
Transport Accident Commission
12:00-12:07
Evolving safety training for gig-economy delivery bicycle riders
Sarah Nader
Uber Australia
The lived experiences of individuals responsible for unintentional road trauma
Sonali Nandavar
MAIC-QUT Road Safety Research Collaboration
Current Practices in Fitness to Drive Assessments for Older Adults
Mollie Cahill
University of New South Wales
Risk inequity in the safe systems approach to road safety
Giulio Ponte
Centre for Automotive Safety Research, The University of Adelaide
12:07-12:14
Advancing Cycling Safety with Sensor Data and Safe System Insights
Irene McAleese
See.Sense
Beyond the Crash: Addressing the Psychological Impact of Road Incidents
Roisin Sweeney
Injury Matters
MOVETech: Increasing coMpetency and confidence of Older drivers in AVTs
Lisa Keay
University of New South Wales
Horizontal curve crashes on the Western Australian rural road network
Matthew Albrecht
Road Safety Commission of Western Australia
12:15-12:20
Session transition time
12:20-13:35


Session 29:
Workplace and Technology


Session 30:
Road safety management


Session 31:
Pedestrians


Session 32:
Safe speed 2
12:21-12:36
Safety Practices of Bus Operators: An Integrated Safety Management Approach
Ha Anh Nguyen
University of Transport and Communications
A model to predict safety benefits of conditionally automated vehicles
Azhaginiyal Arularasu
Monash University Accident Research Centre
Promoting Pedestrian Safety through Improved Driver Yielding: A Behavioural Intervention
(Mohammad Sarker) Martin Small
Roads and Highways Department (RHD)
Applying Connected Vehicle Speed Data for AusRAP Star Rating Assessments
Michael Kwok
Compass IoT
12:36-12:43
In-field evaluation of sleepiness and distraction driver monitoring systems
Jennifer Cori
Institute for Breathing and Sleep
Designing policy statements for road safety data practitioners
Alexander Price
Main Roads Western Australia
Intervention preferences and motivation in road user behaviour change
(Mohammad Sarker) Martin Small
Roads and Highways Department (RHD)
An evaluation of Speed Awareness Monitor Signs in regional Queensland
David Soole
Department of Transport and Main Roads
12:44-12:51
Main Roads Application of Road Safety Management Process
Edward Rose
Main Roads Western Australia
Minimum datasets for pedestrian safety
Glen Koorey
ViaStrada Ltd
12:51-12:58
Insights from Practitioners -Reporting the National Traffic Controller Safety Survey
Rebecca Bullock
Traffic Management Association of Australia
Enhancing Road Safety Data Systems in Kenya
Mary Abungu
Sustainable Mobility Africa
Willingness to speed: A motonormativity effect?
Paul Roberts
University of Western Australia
12:58-13:05
Understanding Equity across the Safe System in New Zealand
Amy Williamson
Safe System Solutions
Rainbow Crossing Safety Case Study
Anna Bray Sharpin
Abley Limited
13:05-13:12
Road Safety Ed Tech Disruption Disruptors – Barriers to Adoption
Clint Hoffmann
DriveAbout World Pty Ltd
An overview of PCYC Queensland’s Road Safety Programs
Alexander Weber
PCYC Queensland
Applying theory to explore low-level speeding perceptions in Western Australia
Teresa Senserrick
Centre For Road Safety Research, University of Western Australia
13:12-13:19
Impact of Advanced Driver Assistance Systems on Insurance Claim Severity
Shamsunnahar Yasmin
Queensland University of Technology
Enhancing Safety Through Collaborative Contract Management
Yogen Bhatnagar
Urap International
Understanding Inequity in Pedestrian Safety Outcomes
Phil Harbutt
PivotSpace
13:19-13:26
AI Enforcement Evolution to Improve Road Safety in Western Australia
Duncan Murcott
Acusensus
Queensland’s Road Safety Governance Framework
Tracey Houghton
Department of Transport and Main Roads (Queensland Government)
Fatality risk for side-impact car into car crashes
Kardina Ayuningtyas
University of New South Wales
13:28-13:35
Attentional Capture in Mixed Traffic Environments
Caitlin Reeves
University of Newcastle
Communicating AusRAP 2025 Results
Keith Simmons
Austroads
Traces of pedestrian activities and insights for safer urban design
Sara Gebremeskel
Mekelle University
Measuring Speed: Can we trust Connected Vehicle Data?
Madeleine Fletcher-Kennedy
GHD
13:35-14:30
Lunch
14:30-16:00
Closing ceremony

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Poster presentations

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NaviStation Initiatives Preparing the Golden Generation Through Transportation Safety Education
Widyarini Weningtyas
183
Does training work: 10 years of the New Zealand experience
Gareth Smith
123
Generating demand for safe speeds using a novel participatory approach
Judy Fleiter
192
Intelligent Transport Systems Evolution for Cyclist Safety: A VR Approach
Taha Rashidi
232
Developing a Model for the Safety Impacts of Mode Shift
Glen Koorey