NRSPP Program Partner Newsletter – December 2020

This six-monthly Partner newsletter provides an update on the inner workings of NRSPP and is designed for our current and prospective partners.

Overview – This Newsletter Contains:

  • Welcoming New Partners
  • Introducing NRSPP Monash University Summer Vacation Students
  • Some Key Achievements for September – December 2020
  • Working Group Updates
  • 2020 Compressed Utilities Forum
  • Suicide in Road Transport (SiRT)
  • Empowr Mobility
  • Adapting Construction Logistics and Community Safety to Australia
  • New Website Content
    • Blogs
    • Case Studies
    • Posters
    • Did You Know?
    • Throwback Thursdays
    • Q&A
    • Thought Leaderships
    • Videos
    • Webinars
    • Fact Sheets
    • Quick Facts
    • Tool Box Talks
  • Travel Time. Your Time. (Aggressive Driving)
  • In the Pipeline

Some Key Achievements:

  • NRSPP released its second road safety organisational campaign focusing on road rage, ‘Travel Time. Your Time.’. The campaign was an NRSPP led collaboration with Budget Direct, Fleet Strategy and MUARC.
  • NRSPP delivered six webinars over the past four months with nearly 700 registrations all of which scored mostly 5 out of 5 in post surveys.
  • Empowr Mobility, NRSPP’s social initiative, was part of the Monash 2020 Generator and featured in the Pitch Night on 11 November.
  • Monash University Mindfulness Gurus featured as part of NRSPP Road Safety Week for Vehicles as Workplace day with the panel webinar Road Safety and Other Workplace Benefits of Mindfulness.
  • NRSPP dived into some practical road safety management advice with Australian Driving Institute’s Cameron Wearing on Vehicle Hygiene and Maintaining Vehicles during Downturns.
  • A Steering Group to adapt Transport for London’s Construction Logistics and Community Safety (CLOCS) program to Australia was reformed. NRSPP held a collaborative webinar with TfL, Sydney Metro, Hanson and Amy Gillett Foundation to understand the why, benefits and work to date.
  • The NRSPP Utilities Forum met on the 10 December for a Compressed Virtual Forum for two hours where partners shared data, learnings and insights.
  • Re:act campaigns reached over 5.2 million Australians across Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane were campaigns featured on public display across 660 oOh!media billboards to a media value of almost $1.4 million.
  • NRSPP Tool Box Talks and Organisational Road Safety Campaigns have been downloaded over 500 times since June when they were made free.
  • A new Tool Box Talk on Sun Glare has been added and includes a supporting insight video Driving with Sun Dazzle developed by Tim Roberts.
  • Each quarter Program Partner Traffic Management Association of Australia (TMAA) features NRSPP new content within its quarterly magazine Detours.
  • Jerome Carslake, Mark Stephens and Tim Roberts did a virtual group presentation on the 3 December to the Australasian College of Road Safety Queensland Chapter.