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Publications

Road Deaths Australia, Monthly Bulletin; July 2007

mrf072007.pdf (314.7 KB)
Road Deaths Australia is a monthly bulletin presenting the latest fatal road crash data as well as recent historical comparisons. It is produced using monthly data supplied by the eight states and territories.

Psychological and social factors influencing motorcycle rider intentions and behaviour

road_rgr_200704.pdf (1.65 MB)
This report documents two studies undertaken to identify and assess the psychological and social factors influencing motorcycle rider behaviour.

Used car safety ratings 2007

Car_Safety_Ratings07.pdf (1.83 MB)
In a crash, how much is your car likely to protect you, or harm other road users? Type: Safety Education Material Publication Date: 24/07/07

Used car safety ratings 2007

Car_Safety_Ratings07.pdf (1.83 MB)
Used Car Safety ratings for passenger vehicles built 1982-2005. In a crash, how much is your car likely to protect you?

Road Deaths Australia, Monthly Bulletin; June 2007

mrf062007.pdf (126.99 KB)
Road Deaths Australia is a monthly bulletin presenting the latest fatal road crash data as well as recent historical comparisons. It is produced by the ATSB using monthly data supplied by the eight states and territories.

Used Car Safety Ratings 2007

Car_Safety_Ratings07.pdf (1.83 MB)
Used Car Safety ratings for passenger vehicles built 1982-2005. In a crash, how much is your car likely to protect you?

Fatal Heavy Vehicle Crashes Australia; Quarterly Bulletin, January–March 2007

FHVC_012007.pdf (677.16 KB)
Fatal Heavy Vehicle Crashes Australia is a quarterly bulletin presenting recent data on fatal road crashes involving heavy vehicles as well as historical comparisons. It is produced using data supplied by the eight states and territories.

Helmet protection against basilar skull fracture

Grant_Report200703.pdf (1.02 MB)
In Australia, it is compulsory for all motorcyclists, pillion passengers and side-car passengers to wear helmets certified to AS/NZS 1698. Most riders prefer to wear full-face helmets, which appear to offer better facial protection during a crash.

Australian Government Response to the Report on Current and Future Governance Arrangements in the Indian Ocean Territories (June 2007)

Evaluation of the Federal Interstate Registration Scheme - Executive Summary

FIRS-Executive-Summary.pdf (202.44 KB)