This Edition Will Cover

• NRSPP Achievements
• NRSPP Monthly Focus
• NRSPP Case Study: SA Power Networks: POSITIVE INTENT:How in-vehicle data, driver education and industry partnerships built a strong road safety culture
• NRSPP Blog
• NRSPP News
• Resources
• Useful Links
• Social Media
• Events

NRSPP Achievements July 2023

• NRSPP welcomed two new Swinburne Communication and Design Interns, Khyati Chandarana and Marama Amity for 2023/24. Their organisational road safety campaign for 2024 will be on fitness-for-duty in the day-to-day sense not just the annual health check.
• NRSPP welcome Women Can Australia as a new Program Partners and completed a Partner Driver Digital Booklet for Program Partner City of Albany.
• To close out the National Heavy Vehicle Regulator’s Heavy Vehicle Safety Initiative supported by the Federal Government Round Six funded projects awarded to NRSPP the following close out reports have produced:
  • Heavy Vehicle Toolbox Talks
  • Construction Logistics and Community Safety – Australia

• The NRSPP Utilities Forum will be hosted by Optus on 13 October in Sydney at their Macquarie Campus. The 2023 forum will be last in the current format as it evolves into the Utilities Forum 2.0 from 2024.
• The On-Demand App-Based Working Group – food and small parcel sub-group met on 24 July to review the guidance principles in relation to their sector.
• CLOCS-A is now in the capable hands of CILTA with $300,000 in seed funding provided by Major Transport Infrastructure Authority, Sydney Metro, Queensland Transport and Main Roads, Transport for NSW and Victorian Department of Transport and Planning. Final documents delivered include:
  • Heavy Vehicle Inspection Guide
  • CLOCS-A Vulnerable Road User Awareness Course Requirements and Guidance for Training Providers
  • CLOCS-A Good Practice Community Engagement
  • Case Study

• Our August Heavy Vehicle Toolbox Talks (HVTBT) release features the theme of Anger with drivers from Alex Fraser.