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1. Safe System Embedment in Frameworks and Processes
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- To ensure Safe System is embedded and included in every decision in the road safety management and project governance processes
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2. Safe System and Future Planning
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- To work closely with practitioners and officers from various divisions and areas within the department to ensure Safe System is embedded in their activities. Areas include: network planning, network integration, corridor planning, precinct planning, movement and place and other key planning areas
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3. Early, Proactive Safe System Integration
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- To provide practical Safe System advice and support to key stakeholders during early stages of programs and projects
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4. Safe System Embedment KPIs and Reporting
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- To develop Safe System performance metrics in alignment with Safe System Embedment and the state road safety strategy
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5. Safe System Plans for Regions and LGAs
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- To support regions and LGAs to adopt the learnings of the Safe System Embedment and enhance their Safe System plans, targets, KPIs etc
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6. Best-Practice Safe System Case Studies
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- To provide clear, easy-to-use Safe System practice and solutions for persistent road safety problems that block key stakeholders
- To provide communication and engagement material to all road safety practitioners, leaders, managers, politicians, advocacy groups to barrack for Safe System
- To determine Safe System knowledge gaps amongst key stakeholders and provide them with best-practice Safe System measures and advice
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7. Design Innovation project for specific issues
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- To identify gaps in our Safe System infrastructure ‘toolkit’ that result in non-Safe System compliant outcomes on the network (e.g., the available measures for high-speed intersections and Vulnerable Road Users, and non-Safe System compliant speed limits)
- To develop innovative solutions to address gaps in the toolkit
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8. Safe System Capability Improvement
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- To uplift practical Safe System knowledge amongst key stakeholders inside and outside the Department of Transport
- To encourage politicians, leaders, managers, and decision makers to fully include Safe System in their decision making and communications
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9. Pilot review of analysis of Safe System principles in fatality crashes for system learnings
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- To create an in-depth understanding of systemic failures that contribute to fatal and serious injuries on our roads
- To identify the roles and responsibilities of key players in the transport system to address the systemic failures
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