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Yellow for visibility. Yellow for safety. 💛

This Road Safety Week, show your support by wearing yellow - bright colours increase visibility, helping drivers see you sooner whether you’re walking, riding or scooting. That added visibility gives everyone more time to react and reduces the risk of crashes.

When we can see each other clearly, we make safer choices and help everyone get home safely.

@NationalRoadSafetyWeek

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Helping students build safe road safety habits for life. 💛

This morning, the THINK! Road Safety Team joined the Pedestrian Council of Australia and South Australia Police at Kilkenny Primary School to help students build safe habits for their journey to and from school.

As part of the TRS Community Grants Program, students took part in a safe walk to school activation, learning practical road safety tips along the way.

Whether you’re driving, walking or riding, road safety is everyone’s responsibility. When you're on the road, please slow down, stay alert and take extra care around schools and crossings to help keep our young pedestrians safe. 💛

Young voices driving powerful road safety messages🏉

The Santos Aboriginal Power Cup brings together students from across South Australia through a unique program focused on education, wellbeing, connection and opportunity.

As part of the THINK! Road Safety Partnerships Program, the Department for Infrastructure and Transport is proud to partner with Power Community Limited to support this impactful initiative.

As part of the program, students were challenged to create a peer-targeted digital road safety campaign inspired by one of the Fatal 5 road safety themes - encouraging important conversations around safer choices on South Australian roads.

The top five student concepts will be showcased during the Santos Aboriginal Power Cup award ceremony, with the winning design to feature on the Super Screen at Adelaide Oval ahead of Saturday night’s Port Adelaide v Carlton clash.

A huge congratulations to all students involved for using creativity and storytelling to help spread life-saving road safety messages. 💛

Young voices driving powerful road safety messages🏉

The Santos Aboriginal Power Cup brings together students from across South Australia through a unique program focused on education, wellbeing, connection and opportunity.

As part of the THINK! Road Safety Partnerships Program, the Department for Infrastructure and Transport is proud to partner with Power Community Limited to support this impactful initiative.

As part of the program, students were challenged to create a peer-targeted digital road safety campaign inspired by one of the Fatal 5 road safety themes - encouraging important conversations around safer choices on South Australian roads.

The top five student concepts will be showcased during the Santos Aboriginal Power Cup award ceremony, with the winning design to feature on the Super Screen at Adelaide Oval ahead of Saturday night’s Port Adelaide v Carlton clash.

A huge congratulations to all students involved for using creativity and storytelling to help spread life-saving road safety messages. 💛

Young voices driving powerful road safety messages🏉

The Santos Aboriginal Power Cup brings together students from across South Australia through a unique program focused on education, wellbeing, connection and opportunity.

As part of the THINK! Road Safety Partnerships Program, the Department for Infrastructure and Transport is proud to partner with Power Community Limited to support this impactful initiative.

As part of the program, students were challenged to create a peer-targeted digital road safety campaign inspired by one of the Fatal 5 road safety themes - encouraging important conversations around safer choices on South Australian roads.

The top five student concepts will be showcased during the Santos Aboriginal Power Cup award ceremony, with the winning design to feature on the Super Screen at Adelaide Oval ahead of Saturday night’s Port Adelaide v Carlton clash.

A huge congratulations to all students involved for using creativity and storytelling to help spread life-saving road safety messages. 💛

Young voices driving powerful road safety messages🏉

The Santos Aboriginal Power Cup brings together students from across South Australia through a unique program focused on education, wellbeing, connection and opportunity.

As part of the THINK! Road Safety Partnerships Program, the Department for Infrastructure and Transport is proud to partner with Power Community Limited to support this impactful initiative.

As part of the program, students were challenged to create a peer-targeted digital road safety campaign inspired by one of the Fatal 5 road safety themes - encouraging important conversations around safer choices on South Australian roads.

The top five student concepts will be showcased during the Santos Aboriginal Power Cup award ceremony, with the winning design to feature on the Super Screen at Adelaide Oval ahead of Saturday night’s Port Adelaide v Carlton clash.

A huge congratulations to all students involved for using creativity and storytelling to help spread life-saving road safety messages. 💛

How well do you know the road rules?

Sometimes it’s the small decisions behind the wheel that matter most.

Take a moment to refresh your knowledge this @NationalRoadSafetyWeek and reflect on the choices we make every day on the road.

What would you do in this situation? Let us know in the comments.

Want to test your road rules knowledge? Visit the MyLicence website and take the Road Rules Refresher quiz.

Meet Santosh, a Traffic Manager working on the Tram Grade Separation Projects.

Santosh’s role is to help create a safe working environment while keeping traffic moving and the project on track - whether that involves lane closures, reduced speeds or managing pedestrian access. His main goal is to make sure everyone gets home safely to their families.

This @NationalRoadSafetyWeek, and every week, let’s remember to look out for each other on the road and show patience and kindness behind the wheel.

#RoadSafetyWeek

When did you get your first car?

Pop it in the comments below 👇 and let this trip down memory lane be a reminder this @NationalRoadSafetyWeek - we all started somewhere, with zero hours experience.

So take care, stay alert and watch out for young drivers on our roads and help them to build safe driving habits.

What is your pledge for National Road Safety Week?

Safer roads are shaped by many things - including the choices people make every time they get behind the wheel, ride, walk or cross the road.

National Road Safety Week is a chance to reflect on the role we all play and pledge to “drive so others survive” by avoiding distractions, speeding, fatigue and impaired driving, while looking out for vulnerable road users.

We asked members of the community to share their pledge. 💛

What’s your road safety pledge? Let us know in the comments. 💬👇

@nationalroadsafetyweek

What is your pledge for National Road Safety Week?

Safer roads are shaped by many things - including the choices people make every time they get behind the wheel, ride, walk or cross the road.

National Road Safety Week is a chance to reflect on the role we all play and pledge to “drive so others survive” by avoiding distractions, speeding, fatigue and impaired driving, while looking out for vulnerable road users.

We asked members of the community to share their pledge. 💛

What’s your road safety pledge? Let us know in the comments. 💬👇

@nationalroadsafetyweek

What is your pledge for National Road Safety Week?

Safer roads are shaped by many things - including the choices people make every time they get behind the wheel, ride, walk or cross the road.

National Road Safety Week is a chance to reflect on the role we all play and pledge to “drive so others survive” by avoiding distractions, speeding, fatigue and impaired driving, while looking out for vulnerable road users.

We asked members of the community to share their pledge. 💛

What’s your road safety pledge? Let us know in the comments. 💬👇

@nationalroadsafetyweek

What is your pledge for National Road Safety Week?

Safer roads are shaped by many things - including the choices people make every time they get behind the wheel, ride, walk or cross the road.

National Road Safety Week is a chance to reflect on the role we all play and pledge to “drive so others survive” by avoiding distractions, speeding, fatigue and impaired driving, while looking out for vulnerable road users.

We asked members of the community to share their pledge. 💛

What’s your road safety pledge? Let us know in the comments. 💬👇

@nationalroadsafetyweek

What is your pledge for National Road Safety Week?

Safer roads are shaped by many things - including the choices people make every time they get behind the wheel, ride, walk or cross the road.

National Road Safety Week is a chance to reflect on the role we all play and pledge to “drive so others survive” by avoiding distractions, speeding, fatigue and impaired driving, while looking out for vulnerable road users.

We asked members of the community to share their pledge. 💛

What’s your road safety pledge? Let us know in the comments. 💬👇

@nationalroadsafetyweek

What is your pledge for National Road Safety Week?

Safer roads are shaped by many things - including the choices people make every time they get behind the wheel, ride, walk or cross the road.

National Road Safety Week is a chance to reflect on the role we all play and pledge to “drive so others survive” by avoiding distractions, speeding, fatigue and impaired driving, while looking out for vulnerable road users.

We asked members of the community to share their pledge. 💛

What’s your road safety pledge? Let us know in the comments. 💬👇

@nationalroadsafetyweek

What is your pledge for National Road Safety Week?

Safer roads are shaped by many things - including the choices people make every time they get behind the wheel, ride, walk or cross the road.

National Road Safety Week is a chance to reflect on the role we all play and pledge to “drive so others survive” by avoiding distractions, speeding, fatigue and impaired driving, while looking out for vulnerable road users.

We asked members of the community to share their pledge. 💛

What’s your road safety pledge? Let us know in the comments. 💬👇

@nationalroadsafetyweek

What is your pledge for National Road Safety Week?

Safer roads are shaped by many things - including the choices people make every time they get behind the wheel, ride, walk or cross the road.

National Road Safety Week is a chance to reflect on the role we all play and pledge to “drive so others survive” by avoiding distractions, speeding, fatigue and impaired driving, while looking out for vulnerable road users.

We asked members of the community to share their pledge. 💛

What’s your road safety pledge? Let us know in the comments. 💬👇

@nationalroadsafetyweek

Today marks the beginning of National Road Safety Week.

Everyone on the road is someone with a life, a story, somewhere to be and something on their mind.

But around 1,350 lives are lost on Australian roads each year.

Let's look out for each other and help everyone get home safely.

The new Mount Barker Hospital redevelopment will triple bed capacity - expanding from 34 to 102 beds. 🏥⚕️

The final structural beams have been installed for both the new main hospital building and the multi-deck car park, meaning both buildings have now reached their highest point.

Once complete, the new hospital will include:
✅ expanded specialist maternity, paediatric, neonatal, medical, surgical and sub-acute care
✅ three new operating theatres and a post-surgery recovery suite
✅ consult rooms for community and allied health, Aboriginal health and outpatient services
✅ an onsite dispensing pharmacy
✅ a new 12-bed acute mental health unit

The new main hospital building on track to open next year.

The new Mount Barker Hospital redevelopment will triple bed capacity - expanding from 34 to 102 beds. 🏥⚕️

The final structural beams have been installed for both the new main hospital building and the multi-deck car park, meaning both buildings have now reached their highest point.

Once complete, the new hospital will include:
✅ expanded specialist maternity, paediatric, neonatal, medical, surgical and sub-acute care
✅ three new operating theatres and a post-surgery recovery suite
✅ consult rooms for community and allied health, Aboriginal health and outpatient services
✅ an onsite dispensing pharmacy
✅ a new 12-bed acute mental health unit

The new main hospital building on track to open next year.

The new Mount Barker Hospital redevelopment will triple bed capacity - expanding from 34 to 102 beds. 🏥⚕️

The final structural beams have been installed for both the new main hospital building and the multi-deck car park, meaning both buildings have now reached their highest point.

Once complete, the new hospital will include:
✅ expanded specialist maternity, paediatric, neonatal, medical, surgical and sub-acute care
✅ three new operating theatres and a post-surgery recovery suite
✅ consult rooms for community and allied health, Aboriginal health and outpatient services
✅ an onsite dispensing pharmacy
✅ a new 12-bed acute mental health unit

The new main hospital building on track to open next year.

The new Mount Barker Hospital redevelopment will triple bed capacity - expanding from 34 to 102 beds. 🏥⚕️

The final structural beams have been installed for both the new main hospital building and the multi-deck car park, meaning both buildings have now reached their highest point.

Once complete, the new hospital will include:
✅ expanded specialist maternity, paediatric, neonatal, medical, surgical and sub-acute care
✅ three new operating theatres and a post-surgery recovery suite
✅ consult rooms for community and allied health, Aboriginal health and outpatient services
✅ an onsite dispensing pharmacy
✅ a new 12-bed acute mental health unit

The new main hospital building on track to open next year.

This is where the @t2dproject intersects with the Tram Grade Separation Projects. ☝️

Hear from Construction Manager, Guy Barrett about what's happening at South Road, Glandore. 👷

Night work on the South Eastern Freeway, near the Crafers exit, will be taking place from this Sunday to repair safety barriers.

When: Sunday 10 May to Thursday 14 May, 7pm to 6am
Traffic: Freeway remains open, with lane restrictions overnight and reduced speed limits in place (40km/h while crews are on site at night and 60km/h during the day).

Speed limits will return to normal once this work is complete.

Please slow down, follow onsite signage and allow extra travel time.