Information on Road Crash and Trauma Statistics are available from a number of sources. Please find following some suggested links to access some relevant reports and statistics.

WA Police – Road Safety Commission
WA Police – Traffic
WA Local Government Association – Road Safety
Main Roads – Our Roads-Road Safety
Department of Health – Incidence and Cost of Injury in Western Australia
Department of Health – Royal Perth Hospital Trauma Registry Report
Curtin Monash Accident Research Centre – Research Reports
Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) Year Book Australia 2012: Transport Accidents, Injuries and Fatalities
Bureau of Infrastructure, Transport and Regional Economics (BITRE) – Road Safety Statistics
Bureau of Infrastructure, Transport and Regional Economics (BITRE) Australian Road Deaths Database
WHO (World Health Organization) Global status report on road safety 2013

Road Trauma Support WA is hosting an information session in Lake Grace for anyone wanting to know how they can support themselves, a family member, friend, or loved one affected by a road crash.

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This year has started as a busy one for Road Trauma Support WA. The number of inquiries for support and counselling services is rising. Unfortunately, the number of serious road crashes is also higher when compared to last year. While Road Trauma Support WA is here to provide the support for those impacted, our preference is for serious road incidents to not occur at all.

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Road Trauma Support WA is hosting an information session for anyone wanting to know how they can support a family member, friend or themselves through unexpected grief or loss.

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