Safety
NSW Road Safety Progress Report 2024
Overview of the Centre for Road Safety actions and outcomes for 2024, including Community Road Safety Fund expenditure.
NSW leads the way with nation-first trial of smart school zone signs – technology pioneered in the Hunter
A nation-leading safety trial in the Hunter has seen the installation of two new smart school zone signs at Wallsend South Public School.
Dangerous driving given the red light in North Ryde
Road Safety in North Ryde will receive a boost with the installation of a new red-light speed camera at the intersection of Lane Cove Road and Twin Road.
NSW leading the nation on road safety star ratings that aim to increase transparency and evidence-based funding
The Minns Labor Government is taking a major step forward in building a safer road network across the state, today releasing an interactive digital map showing the safety star ratings of more than 20,000 km of state and 15,000 km of regional roads.
Increased enforcement at level crossings in the Liverpool Plains region
Motorists are reminded to be vigilant and follow the road rules as Transport for NSW and NSW Police join forces to raise awareness and penalise reckless behaviour at level crossings in the Liverpool Plains region.
Starting bell rings on planning for $100 million in safety upgrades to the Bells Line of Road
One of the most historic roads in New South Wales is set to receive a suite of upgrades, with the contract awarded to assess the road and develop strategic options for $100 million in safety improvements to the Bells Line of Road.
Avoid the winter blues by slowing down and driving to the conditions
Drivers across the Blue Mountains and Central Tablelands are being urged to slow down and drive to the conditions this winter as snow, sleet, rain and black ice add to the hazards on our roads.
Dangerous driving given the red light in Ashcroft
Road Safety in Ashcroft will receive a boost with the installation of a new red-light speed camera at the intersection of Elizabeth Drive and Maxwells Avenue.
Work starts to remove old Canowindra bridges to prevent safety risk
Work starts this week to demolish and remove the remaining three decrepit and disused rail bridges, tracks, embankment and debris along the Belubula River at Canowindra.
Slow down and look out for animals on country roads
Motorists are reminded to slow down and look out for animals on country roads as Transport for NSW launches its annual ‘Animals on country roads’ public education initiative between 19 May to 30 June.
Big Boost for Active Transport: Walk Safely to School Day
The Minns Labor Government is continuing to prioritise safety and accessibility for school students, with a $10 million boost in walking and cycling infrastructure near schools.
New Great Western Highway fencing barrier at Blaxland to boost safety for pedestrians
Work to erect new fencing and a retaining wall beside the Great Western Highway at Blaxland will start in May, providing a physical barrier between pedestrians and the thousands of cars and trucks that travel through the village every day.
School zones back in force for Term 2
Motorists are reminded to slow down and remain vigilant with school zones back in force from Monday 28 April, as Term 2 commences in NSW.
Safer journeys on Tregeagle Road
Motorists are set to benefit from safer journeys on Tregeagle Road following approval of reduced speed limits.
Hunters urged to stay alert and share the drive on their next trip to western NSW
Hunters traveling long distances across western NSW are being urged to prioritise safety and take steps to prevent driver fatigue.
New lifts and bridge boost safety, access in Medlow Bath
Community safety and access to public transport in the Blue Mountains have been improved.
Have your say on Bruxner Highway safety improvements
The community is invited to have its say on proposed safety improvements on the Bruxner Highway at Alstonville.
Pavement improvement and repair work starts on Gwydir Highway west of Moree
Transport for NSW will start work this month to improve safety on a stretch of the Gwydir Highway about 51 kilometres west of Moree.
Learn safe riding practices at Bathurst bike show
Come along to the Bathurst Street & Custom Motorcycle Show on Saturday 22 March and chat to our team about vital road safety tips.
Students learn lifesaving rail safety lessons
NSW TrainLink and TrackSAFE are encouraging educators to take advantage of free lesson resources on railway safety this school year.