Regional motorcycle fatality marks continuing road toll concern in NSW

A 67-year-old motorcyclist has died in a crash near Gundagai. The fatality reflects a 34 per cent spike in NSW motorcycle deaths in 2024.

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Motorists killing road workers? Money over lives?
We'd rather not know

"The way road trauma was classified contributed to that visibility problem."

"A traffic controller killed at a roadworks site does not appear in a public 'road worker' category."

"...While Queensland published weekly road toll figures, there was no one publicly accessible source that integrated public road fatalities, work-related road deaths, serious injury hospitalisations in one place or in near-real time. Road workers are especially vulnerable because they are exposed on high-speed corridors where a single reckless decision can have catastrophic consequences."

"Tragically, one afternoon Suzanne was struck by a truck travelling 106km/h in a 60km/h zone. The truck drove on the footpath and killed her." >>
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-03-10/qld-road-death-roadworks-traffic-controller/106391030
#roads #RoadTrauma #RoadFatalities #SacrificeZone #cars #OHS #work #RoadToll #RoadSafety #accountability #NegativeExternalities #invisibility #speed #footpaths

Image: Coffs Harbour, Pacific Highway conveyor belt 'upgrade', less bush but ready for a bright fossil fuel future without cycle paths and footpaths.

Three deaths mar Adelaide Cup long weekend as road toll deepens

Three people died in separate crashes during Adelaide Cup long weekend in South Australia including a motorcycle rider, young driver, and a father.

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@tml
Yes, totally agree. A rolling five year average makes more sense to report, smoothing out those statistical one-offs (flukes) & better enabling sight or understanding of real change over time. Still an impressive achievement as it’s often said (in public health circles) that it can’t be done).

#publicHealth #roadToll #roadFatalities #roadTrafficAccidents #rollingAverage

@BrentToderian

Từ 1/1/2026, các trung tâm đăng kiểm trên cả nước sẽ đồng loạt ngừng dán tem thu phí sử dụng đường bộ lên kính lái ô tô. Việc thu phí sẽ được chuyển sang phương thức điện tử, hiện đại và thuận tiện hơn.

#RoadToll #ElectronicFee #Vietnam #TemĐườngBộ #ThuPhíKhôngDánTem #GiaoThông #Transport #E-Government

https://vtcnews.vn/dong-loat-bo-dan-tem-thu-phi-su-dung-duong-bo-tren-kinh-lai-o-to-ar996975.html

Đồng loạt bỏ dán tem thu phí sử dụng đường bộ trên kính lái ô tô

Từ 1/1/2026, thực hiện theo quy định mới, các trung tâm đăng kiểm trên cả nước đồng loạt bỏ dán tem thu phí sử dụng đường bộ trên kính lái phương tiện.

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