Who is Transurban?
Transurban manages and develops urban toll road networks in Australia and the United States of America.
We are a Top 20 company on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) and have been in business since 1996.
Fleet: Approx 60 vehicles for Transurban Australia
Staff (Asset Management, O&M, Project Delivery and Construction, Operations support): Approx. 350 employees globally
Transport infrastructure: toll roads and tolling systems management, roads and tunnel construction.
At the heart of our business strategy is our desire to be a ‘partner of choice’ for our government clients and an organisation that meets the needs of our customers. To do that, we have to provide effective transportation solutions to support the growth and well-being of our cities.
For more information – www.transurban.com
What does road safety mean to Transurban?
- Providing assurances to protect Transurban’s road users, including customers, employees and contractors from harm
- The company values road safety as a key operating critieria in line with the Transurban Visio (Strengthen communities through transport) and to lead as a road network operator of choice
- Transurban has adopted a five pillar proactive approach for road safety, strongly based on UN / WHO Road Safety approach recommendations and the business’s strategy / focus: Road Safety Management, Safe Infrastructure, Customer and Stakeholder Management, Safe Road User Behaviours and Incident Management
Recognition of Transurban NRSPP Contacts
- Joanne Knight, Head of HSW, 2016-2017
- Liz Waller, National Road Safety Specialist, 2017 to present
Transurban's Contributions to the NRSPP & Points of Contact
- Program Partners
- Re:act Working Group
- Liz WallerNational Road Safety SpecialistCommencement Date: 25/05/2016Sector: Road Toll Way Providerhttps://www.transurban.com/
What are Transurban’s NRSPP road safety commitments and by when?
Road Safety Commitments
Completed
1. Influencing the directions towards national approaches / standardisation for key road safety activities, such as Road Safety reporting, crash statistics, road infrastructure TBD 2. Collaborate with industry to influence and improve Safe Road User Behaviours and outcomes. Ongoing 3. Industry benchmarking and peer to peer information sharing on best practices to manage fleet and worker road user.Participate in industry forums / groups, such as – Toll Road Operators,
companies with a significant number of fleet vehicles / road users, Roads and Tunnel construction.Throughout 4. Participation and support for public and private-led road safety campaigns Throughout, in line with schedules Supporting Actions Delivered by Transurban
Following on from the Swinburne University Partnership Road Safety Student Campaign focused on driver distraction established Re:act to facilitate the annual establishment and growth of the initiative. Transurban has been a foundation partner since its inception and been part of all of the panels as Re:act expanded.
- Re:act 2016 – Theme was Safer use of mobiles in vehicles
- Melbourne Swinburne University: Chloë Young’s ‘Live the Moment’ campaign
- Re:act 2017 – Theme was The morning after alcohol
- Melbourne Swinburne University: Lucy Boehme ‘Give Your Liver Longer’ concept.
- Re:act 2018 – Theme was Safe interaction of 18-25 year old road users with trucks
- Re:act 2019 – Theme Vulnerable road users and drivers: shared responsibility
- Re:act 2020 – Theme: Distraction
- Melbourne Swinburne University: Communication Design students Stephanie Powell, Thomas Pritchard, Caitlin Xavier & Laura Hughes created the ‘You miss a lot distracted’ road safety campaign
- Sydney UTS: Ella Mander-Jones’ awesome campaign around killer playlists
- Brisbane QUT: ‘Where’s Your Sense?’ campaign, from the minds of QUT students Kate Walters, Paulus Pearce, Mea Clifford and Macey Robinson-Stewart,
- Re:act 2016 – Theme was Safer use of mobiles in vehicles
- Liz WallerNational Road Safety Specialist
Following on from the Swinburne University Partnership Road Safety Student Campaign focused on driver distraction established Re:act to facilitate the annual establishment and growth of the initiative. Transurban has been a foundation partner since its inception and been part of all of the panels as Re:act expanded.
- Re:act 2016 – Theme was Safer use of mobiles in vehicles
- Melbourne Swinburne University: Chloë Young’s ‘Live the Moment’ campaign
- Re:act 2017 – Theme was The morning after alcohol
- Melbourne Swinburne University: Lucy Boehme ‘Give Your Liver Longer’ concept.
- Re:act 2018 – Theme was Safe interaction of 18-25 year old road users with trucks
- Re:act 2019 – Theme Vulnerable road users and drivers: shared responsibility
- Re:act 2020 – Theme: Distraction
- Melbourne Swinburne University: Communication Design students Stephanie Powell, Thomas Pritchard, Caitlin Xavier & Laura Hughes created the ‘You miss a lot distracted’ road safety campaign
- Sydney UTS: Ella Mander-Jones’ awesome campaign around killer playlists
- Brisbane QUT: ‘Where’s Your Sense?’ campaign, from the minds of QUT students Kate Walters, Paulus Pearce, Mea Clifford and Macey Robinson-Stewart,
- Re:act 2016 – Theme was Safer use of mobiles in vehicles