Further Information
MR ADAM GIBSON
NTI
300 George Street NTI Brisbane Office Queensland 4000 Australia
adamgibson@nti.com.au
www.nti.com.au
DR JASMINE PROUD
Monash University Accident
Research Centre
21 Alliance Lane Wellington Road
Monash University Clayton Campus
Victoria 3800 Australia
jasmine.proud@monash.edu
www.monash.edu.au/muarc
MR JEROME CARSLAKE
National Road Safety
Partnership Program
21 Alliance Lane Wellington Road
Monash University Clayton Campus
Victoria 3800 Australia
jerome.carslake@monash.edu
www.nrspp.org.au
Key Finding
1
Human factor incidents alone accounted for a greater rate than all other cause categories combined in 2024. This reinforces NTARC’s continued focus on addressing human factors through targeted hazard management programs and safety initiatives.
1,767
Major loss claims above $50k in 2024, up from 1634 in 2023
Key Finding
59%
Major loss claims above $50k in 2024
Key Finding
3
Inattention/Distraction remains the single largest contributor to incident rates within the dataset, representing 17.9% of all crashes in 2024.
67%
Inattention/distraction incidents were single vehicle in 2024
Key Finding
96%
Inadequate following distance incidents were ‘vehicles from same direction’ in 2023
Key Finding
5
Inappropriate Speed – related incidents have remained stable in rate, while their proportion of all major incidents declined to 8.6% in 2024, indicating this crash type has not increased in line with overall incident growth.
85%
Inappropriate speed incidents were ‘off path on curve’ in 2023.