WARP Traffic Management

Keep our people safe!

When encountering roadworks or construction zones, it's crucial to exercise caution and adhere to any posted speed limits or instructions provided by roadwork signs and workers. Speeding through these areas can lead to accidents, injury, or damage to property.

Remember, roadworks are often in place to improve the infrastructure and ensure safer driving conditions for everyone. Please drive responsibly and follow all traffic rules to help maintain road safety.

National Road Safety Week is coming up next week. This is a great opportunity to get out the message on your socials to people who are not involved in the TM industry and help create awareness among road users. Have you taken the pledge and shared to your friends and family - share to create a conversation, to create awareness, to help keep our people safe on the roads.

Click here: https://communityconnect.rsc.wa.gov.au/take-the-pledge-national-road-safety-week-2023
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Take the Pledge for National Road Safety Week 2023 Every year, more than 1200 people are killed and 44,000 seriously injured on Australian roads. National Road Safety Week is a time for us to remember those people who have lost their lives, and an opportunity to recognise that road safety is a shared responsibility. We

"I pledge to drive as if my loved ones are on the road ahead.

I will remove all distractions and never use my mobile phone while driving.

I will not put other people at risk by speeding, driving while tired or under the influence of alcohol/drugs.

I will protect all vulnerable road users, especially those whose job places them in harm’s way, by slowing down and giving them the space they need to be safe."

Will you Pledge to Drive so Others Survive - https://roadsafetyweek.com.au/

There’s no money involved here, only a pledge to keep our road workers, and others on the road safe. Please feel free to pass this on, and help to spread the message.

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