Road Safety Program

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Keeping you safe on our roads

We run Road Safety Programs to keep you safe and informed on our roads.

Road Safety Officer

We employ a Road Safety Officer to engage the community and bring attention to specific Road Safety issues.

Each year, in consultation with the Roads and Maritime Service, Transport for NSW, NSW Police Force and the community, we develop a Road Safety action plan to address these issues.

Safe systems approach to Road Safety

Our annual action plan uses the Safe Systems approach to Road Safety.

This approach considers at all aspects of the road environment to ensure a holistic and comprehensive approach to the road safety needs of our Community. The key objectives are:

  • Safe roads and roadsides
  • Safe speeds
  • Safe vehicles
  • Safe road use – road user behaviour

Reducing the impact of crashes

Ultimately this approach will create a road network that acknowledges human error as a factor in crashes, and works to reduce the severity of the crash and impact on the vehicle's occupants.

Need more information?

Contact our Road Safety Officer
Phone: 02 4645 4220
Email: roadsafety@campbelltown.nsw.gov.au

Child Restraints and Seatbelts

Information on Child Restraints laws, Council Inspection and Fitting days and seat belts.

Learner and Novice Drivers

Learner Licence Information, GLS Workshops, Log Book Run Events, U-Turn the Wheel

School Road Safety

The most common issues across all school zones are vehicles exceeding the 40km/h speed limit, drivers using their handheld mobile and illegal parking in the school zone.

Demerit Points Scheme and Double Demerit Points

What are demerit points and when will double demerit points will be in force?

Fatigue

Driving while sleep deprived, especially late at night and at dawn, increases the risk of having a 'micro sleep' and losing control of your vehicle.

Road Rules

Information on the Australian Road Rules in force in New South Wales.

Speeding

Speeding is the greatest contributing factor to injury and fatality crashes in NSW.

Pedestrian Safety

Pedestrians are the most vulnerable road user, it is vital to take an extra moment to loo out before you step out.

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