As a tool gaining popularity for protecting drivers and workers alike during road works, there's no denying the safety benefits on offer when using rumble bars.   Road construction, either for the purposes of building new roads or maintaining existing roads, is essential for Australia’s transport

It’s continually being drummed into us to keep to the speed limit when driving because if you go over it you’ll be more at risk of killing yourself, other drivers and pedestrians. Basically the faster you go, the bigger the mess.

It’s continually being drummed into us to keep to the speed limit when driving because if you go over it you’ll be more at risk of killing yourself, other drivers and pedestrians. Basically the faster you go, the bigger the mess.

The benefits of speed humps appears to be a largely debated topic, with many people focusing more on the negative aspects instead of the positive safety precautions and the effectiveness of speed bumps in residential neighbourhoods. Some skeptics argue that speed humps cause vehicle damage

Pedestrians represent approximately 14% of the total national road toll, accounting for 174 fatalities in 2018. When you consider that over the last 10 years there has been a 24% increase in the number of registered vehicles in Australia, the possibility of accidents involving pedestrians

Australian road engineers use a number of traffic calming measures to slow down or reduce traffic to improve safety. Some of the most common physical means include roundabouts, chicanes, speed humps, rumble bars and lane dividers.

Protecting yourself on the highway, whether you’re a road worker or a driver, is a lot easier these days with the help of modern personal protective gear and road safety equipment. We take a look at some useful road safety innovations out there which have