All media enquiries should be directed to the Marketing and Events Officer on 07 3138 4568 or email marketing.carrsq@qut.edu.au
Latest press releases 12/12/2011 Car ownership puts teens at high crash risk 05/12/2011 Green light for road safety research funding 02/12/2011 Young women want a safer night out 17/11/2011 QUT exports drink driving expertise to China 02/11/2011 Parents moving kids into booster seats too early 01/11/2011 Take a SEC to prevent driveway run-over tragedies 04/08/2011 'Ladette' behaviour on rise among young women 01/06/2011 Myth buster: helmets halve head injuries 24/05/2011 Research identifies at-risk drivers 18/05/2011 Study focuses on new mums' injury risk on road and at home 17/05/2011 Study links anxiety and depression to risk taking in young drivers
CARRS-Q in the news Researchers from the Centre are often called upon for expert comment by print and broadcast publications. Visit the CARRS-Q in the News page for a selection of recent coverage. Journalists wishing to contact senior academic staff and researchers from the Centre are encouraged to contact the Marketing and Events Officer on 07 3138 4568.
Awards received by CARRS-Q Visit the External Recognition page to read about awards bestowed on CARRS-Q and its staff and students.
Road safety fact sheets CARRS-Q has a range of Fact Sheets that provide general information on road safety issues. More detailed information can be found on our Research and Publications pages.
Road safety statistics For the latest road safety statistics, please visit the Department of Infrastructure Road Crash Statistics
About CARRS-Q The Centre for Accident Research and Road Safety – Queensland (CARRS-Q) was established in 1996 as a joint venture between the Motor Accident Insurance Commission (MAIC) and the Queensland University of Technology (QUT). As one of only two internationally recognised, university-based research centres of its kind in Australia, the Centre was created to address the enormous human, economic and social factors resulting from road crashes. The Centre has since expanded its research to include areas of research such as Regulation and Enforcement, Safety Systems and Technology, School and Community Injury Prevention, Vulnerable Road Users and Occupational Safety. More about CARRS-Q ...
Further information All media enquiries should be directed to the Marketing and Events Officer on 07 3138 4568 or email marketing.carrsq@qut.edu.au
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