RAAG has worked hard to address this problem by raising awareness of safe driving practices, promoting road safety education, and advocating for improved infrastructure and policies to make our roads safer for all.
From a monetary cost perspective, Road Crash Trauma costs the broader Australian economy upward of +$22.2 billion (2015), with an average cost of +$4.34 million per road fatality and per road injury hospitalisations costing on average +$239,000.00 (2017).
Some reports even suggest upwards of $70 million is spent daily on-road crashes and associated broader effects, ranging from investigations, family incomes, and psychological treatment for frontline emergency workers assisting at the various scenes.
Partnering with RAAG helps us continue to create and deliver meaningful road safety projects and campaigns. This is an opportunity to be part of the solution to making Central Queensland roads safer for all. Partnering for a three to five-year commitment helps to ensure the sustainability of RAAG and continuity of our programs.
RAAG is also open to further discussion regarding building a partnership that aligns with your organisational goals and requirements. This proposal is a starting point for such a discussion, and we are confident we can come to a mutually beneficial agreement.
This includes finding opportunities to work together on specific projects you are interested in supporting.