Community awareness campaign

The campaign

Stop. Or get stopped in your tracks

'Stop. Or get stopped in your tracks' is a community awareness campaign about safety at railway level crossings. If you would you like to help spread the news about level crossing safety, download the brochure and posters below, print them out and take them to your local school or other community location.

• Press advertisement (pdf 130KB)
• Billboard advertisement (pdf 198KB)

Further infomation about the motorists campaign.

Pedestrian crossings campaign

• Brochure (pdf 198KB)
• Poster (pdf 264KB)
• Radio advertisement (mp3 938KB))
• TV advertisement (avi 7MB)

Further infomation about the pedestrian crossings campaign.

Pedestrian swing gate level crossings

• Flyer (pdf 119KB)

Links to related sites

Level Crossing Strategy Council members

• Australian Rail Track Corporation
• Independent Transport Safety Regulator
• Local Government Association and Shires Association of NSW
• Transport NSW
• NSW Police Force
• Country Rail Infrastructure Authority
• RailCorp
• Roads and Maritime Services

Other NSW websites

• NSW Office of Transport Safety Investigation
• NSW Parliamentary Staysafe Inquiry

Victoria

• Victorian Department of Transport
• VicRoads
• Monash University Accident Research Centre (MUARC)

Queensland

• Queensland Transport
• Queensland Department of Main Roads
• Centre for Accident Research and Road Safety Queensland (CARRS-Q)

South Australia

• Transport South Australia

Western Australia

• Western Australian Department of Transport
• Western Australian Department of Main Roads
• National Rail Level Crossing Safety Strategy:
  • National Rail Level Crossing Safety
  • Action Plan and Status

Tasmania

• Tasmanian Department of Infrastructure, Energy and Resources

Northern Territory

• Department of Transport and Travel

National

• Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Local Government
• National Transport Commission (NTC)
• Austroads
• Bureau of Infrastructure, Transport and Regional Economics (BTRE)
• Australasian Railway Association (ARA)

Rail Safety Regulators Panel

• Rail Industry Research Australia

Other related sites

• New Zealand Ministry of Transport
• Australian Local Government Association
• Operational Lifesaver (Canada)
• Direction 2006 (Canada)
• Operational Lifesaver (USA)
• Track Off (UK)