Road Safety Library

The Road Safety Library is a central place to access road safety tools and resources, information and communication materials, and training and professional development.

The Library is organised across the RoadWise Framework areas; Govern, Manage, Engineer and Plan, Workplace and Communicate, to help you easily find practical, evidence-based support aligned with best practice road safety.

Explore the Library to strengthen your Local Government’s capacity and capability, embed best practice and improve local road safety outcomes.

Resources to help Local Government Elected Members lead, govern and be accountable for road safety. Find materials on how the governance structure, role and responsibility can help set direction and embed proactive, evidence-based road safety practice.

Resources to support the embedding of road safety into policies, strategies and plans in coordinating the delivery of road safety interventions and outcomes. Find tools and guidance to support setting priorities and targets, coordinating actions, allocating resources, using data, and monitoring performance to deliver medium and long-term road safety results.

Resources to help Local Government’s plan, design and deliver better local road safety performance across networks. Explore tools and examples for physical planning and engineering best practice road safety interventions, including speed management through design, movement and place, intersection safety, forgiving roads and roadsides and infrastructure that supports safe walking, riding and public transport.

Resources to help Local Government’s manage work-related road risk and keep people safe at work. Use this category to access materials on fleet safety, safer driving practices, workplace policies and building a strong road safety culture.

Resources to help Local Government’s communicate and engage with communities on road safety. Find communication tools, campaigns and engagement resources to help explain road safety actions, build understanding and encourage community involvement
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Acknowledgement of Country

WALGA acknowledges the continuing connection of Aboriginal people to Country, culture and community. We embrace the vast Aboriginal cultural diversity throughout Western Australia, including Boorloo (Perth), on the land of the Whadjuk Nyoongar People, where WALGA is located and we acknowledge and pay respect to Elders past and present.

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