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Many young people have knowledge about how to behave near trains and tracks, yet are sometimes unable to apply this knowledge in context.

The National Suicide Prevention Advisor reports directly to the Prime Minister. In April 2021 she provided her Final Advice in support of the Australian Government’s ‘towards zero’ suicides goal.

This AIHW report provides a national overview of serious non-fatal injury in Australia due to transport accidents involving a railway train including level crossing accidents.

Every year people die or are injured on the Australian rail network. These reports aim to increase knowledge and inform prevention activities in order to reduce fatalities, injuries and near misses.

Public awareness campaigns about how to stay safe near level crossings can help reduce incidents, injuries & deaths.

Everyday light rail and tram drivers need to be alert to vehicle drivers, pedestrians and bike riders taking dangerous risks. Here are some tips to stay safe.

Light rail safety campaigns help change the behaviours of vehicle drivers, pedestrians, bike riders and passengers.

This ARA research paper reflects on the role light rail has played and can play in Australian society.

The following sample of resources and short courses can help you build knowledge and skills to safely and effectively support friends, family and colleagues.