The following road safety education resources are available at no cost from Roadsafe Taranaki.
The following road safety education resources are available at no cost from Roadsafe Taranaki.
46 Page A5 Booklet on Gloss paper
Contains tips for safe driving, keeping your vehicle safe, and what to do in an emergency. A great resource for new drivers and parents but contains useful information for everyone.
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Describes causes, indicators and how to manage fatigue. Includes indicator checklist.
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Provides tips on courteous driving and consideration for other road users including pedestrians and cyclists.
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Provides advice on safe stopping distances and driving in adverse conditions, rural and unsealed roads.
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Summarises intersection rules and crash statistics.
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A 10 point safety check summary.
16 Page A5 Booklet on Gloss paper
Provides advice for shift workers and driver fatigue.
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A checklist to help you keep safe on the road.
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These bus safety tips cover traveling to and from the bus stop (whether that is walking, cycling, via scooter or in a vehicle), being safe at the bus stop and what good safe behaviour on the bus looks like.
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These bus safety tips in Te Reo Māori covers traveling to and from the bus stop (whether that is walking, cycling, via scooter or in a vehicle), being safe at the bus stop and what good safe behaviour on the bus looks like.
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The summer holiday period usually means an increase in road crashes. Busy and unfamiliar roads, fatigue and restless children can all contribute. Good planning can reduce the risk.
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The Trucking Industry is constantly initiating ways to improve its safety performance and has achieved many favourable outcomes. The industry appreciates you taking time to read this safety tips guide.
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Speed around schools is a major road safety issue. Speed is not just about exceeding the posted speed limit; it is about going too fast for the conditions. SLOW DOWN and help the school keep their students safe.