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Chris Jurewicz and Lisa Steinmetz ARRB Group Ltd, Australia Safe System diagram Chris Jurewicz and Lisa Steinmetz ARRB Group Ltd, Australia

Safe System The Safe System UNDERSTANDING CRASHES AND RISKS INNOVATION LEGISLATION AND ENFORCEMENT ADMISSION TO THE SYSTEM EDUCATION AND INFORMATION LEADERSHIP AND CAPABILITY SAFE ROADS AND ROADSIDES SAFE VEHICLES SAFE SPEEDS SAFE ROAD USERS Working to prevent fatal and serious injury crashes Safe System aims for no death or serious injury as consequence of road user error. Safe System vision is the Australian and New Zealand approach to road safety which is in line with Vision Zero (Sweden) and Sustainable Safety (the Netherlands). The Safe System Authors: Chris Jurewicz and Lisa Steinmetz, © 2015 Source: adapted from Ministry of Transport 2010, Australian Transport Council 2009, Office of Road Safety 2009. Australian Transport Council 2009, National road safety action plan: 2009 and 2010, ATSB, Canberra, ACT. Ministry of Transport 2010, Safer Journeys: New Zealand’s road safety strategy 2010 – 2020, Ministry of Transport, Wellington, New Zealand. Office of Road Safety 2009, Towards zero: road safety strategy to reduce road trauma in Western Australia 2008-2020, Office of Road Safety, Perth, WA.