Work in Progress at MUARC
Road safety enforcement

A novel overt mobile speed camera program was introduced in Queensland in early 1997. In 2004 MUARC published a comprehensive evaluation examining the crash and economic effects. Current research aims to monitor ongoing effectiveness.
Sponsor: Dept. of Transport Qld.
Contact: Stuart Newstead
Crash analysis of disqualified drivers
Sponsor: Baseline Research Program
Contact: Irene Bobevski
Development of strategies for speed camera enforcement in Queensland - This will cover mobile speed cameras, speed/red-light cameras at intersections, and fixed speed cameras on major roads (including point-to-point average speed camera systems).
Sponsor: Queensland Transport
Contact: Max Cameron
Framework for evaluation of the Queensland Road Safety Strategy 2004-2011
Sponsor: Dept. of Transport Qld.
Contact: Max Cameron
High alcohol times
Sponsor: Baseline Research Program
Contact: Kathy Diamantopoulou
Implementation of performance indicators and evaluation methodology for WA Road Safety Strategy
Sponsor: Office of Road Safety, Western Australia
Contact: Bruce Corben
Speed limits
Sponsor: AustRoads
Contact: Jim Langford
The relationship between crime and road safety
Sponsor: Baseline Research Program
Contact: Charlotte Brace
To implement and evaluate a revised system of rural speed limits based on harm reduction principles in the Tasman municipality in Tasmania using the following criteria: acceptability of lower limits; compliance; and associated road safety benefits.
Sponsor:
Contact: Jim Langford
Traffic enforcement evaluation
Sponsor: Victoria Police
Contact: Max Cameron

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The above is a list of active or recent projects. Projects may appear in more than one category.
The Baseline Research Program is sponsored by Department of Justice, the Transport Accident Commission and VicRoads.
Contacts can be emailed using the address form firstname.surname@muarc.monash.edu.au

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