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Road Safety
Tasmania Police plays an important role in reduction of the incidence and impact of road trauma on Tasmanian roads.
Tasmania Police works in close partnership with a range of stakeholders such as Road Safety Taskforce; Road Safety Council; Department of Infrastructure, Energy and Resources; Community Road Safety; government councils and motoring organisations. The partnership’s enforcement activities focus on road safety and strategies that are aimed at reducing the number of fatal and serious injury crashes.
- DIER New Road Rules Fact Sheets (commenced Monday, 30 November 2009)
- Slow Down Around School Zones
- Driving Safely Is More Than Just Following The Road Rules
- Motorist Urged to Take Care on the Roads - especially if they are living in areas known for ice and snow
- Number plates to be kept visible
- Anti Hooning Law
- Tasmanian Motorcycle Riders' Hanbook Launched - copy available on Transport's website
- Lower Speed Limits Apply to Rural Roads in The Kingborough Municipality
- New Drug-Driver Testing Powers for Tasmania Police
- New Road Safety Equipment
- Law Getting Tougher on Drink Drivers
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