Road Safety Education Specialist Schools Survey
Road Safety Education Victoria (RSEV)
This survey is being conducted by Wallis Social Research on behalf of the Road Safety Education Victoria partnership (RSEV). Road Safety Education Victoria (RSEV) is a partnership between the Victorian Government Road Safety Partners, including the Transport Accident Commission (TAC), Department of Transport and Planning (DTP), Public Transport Victoria (PTV), and Victoria Police (VicPol). These organisations are working collectively to offer educational programs, activities and resources to support road safety in schools.
The survey aims to understand how Victorian schools are currently addressing road safety education and is part of a broader effort by the Victorian Government to eliminate death and serious injury from roads by 2050. One of the key actions, in the state's initial Road Safety Action Plan 2021-2023, is to develop a new strategic approach to delivering best practice education programs for children, young people, families, and the general community to prevent road trauma.
The TAC is leading the road safety education component on behalf of the RSEV partnership and are eager to gain insights into how specialist schools are currently approaching road safety, both within and outside of the school gates to help inform this new approach. This survey is an opportunity for your school to have a voice in this important process.
Who is Road Safety Education Victoria?
Road Safety Education Victoria is a collaboration between the Victorian Government Road Safety Partners. The government partnership includes the Transport Accident Commission (TAC), Public Transport Victoria (PTV), Victorian State Government and Victoria Police.
When is the survey being conducted?
The survey will be open from Tuesday 7 May 2024 and will close by the end of Term 2.
How do I take part?
If you are a school based in Victoria, you will receive a letter inviting you to participate. You can use the URL link or QR code provide to access the survey online.
Who can I contact if I have questions?
If you have any questions regarding this survey, you can contact Wallis on 1800 113 444 and provide the job number 5031.
Plain language statement
You can read the plain language statement with more information about this research here.