MAIB – Road Safety
We touched earlier on the age of the vehicle fleet in Tasmania and in 2019 it was 12.9 years, the oldest in the country.
Nov
2023
21
Community Safety
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Oct
2023
31
Firearms Amendment (Community Safety) Bill 2023
That is the history of the National Fire Arms Agreement. It is the basis upon which we in Tasmania have an extraordinary responsibility in the world.
Jun
2023
6
Infrastructure and Transport – Speed Cameras
Can you confirm that the Department of State Growth owns the mobile speed cameras that we see popping up all over roads?
Oct
2022
19
Electricity Safety Bill 2022
We support what this bill does to regulate safety and maintenance requirements and to regulate electrical installations and electrical equipment.
Oct
2022
18
Traffic Amendment (Electronic Billboards) Bill 2022
Part 8 of the Traffic Act 1925 was introduced by Jim Cox in 2007 to limit the use of electronic billboards on public streets.
Sep
2022
7
Vehicle and Traffic Amendment (Driver Distraction and Speed Enforcement) Bill 2022
I also want to note with a heavy heart that the Tasmanian road toll this year is the highest it has been, as I understand it, in more than 10 years.
Jun
2022
9
Police, Fire and Emergency Management – Perceptions of Safety
Public place assaults, public order incidences and offences against the person have all increased over the period.
Jun
2022
9
Police, Fire and Emergency Management – Random Breath Tests
Random breath tests more than halved from some 280 000 in the previous year to 120 000.
Jun
2022
7
Infrastructure and Transport – Speed Limits
There appears to be heavy resistance within the freight industry to lowering speed limits in Tasmania. We can all understand where that is coming from.
Jun
2022
7
Infrastructure and Transport – Crash Statistics
The Transport Service's website reports this data but it is not available in the Budget.