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Measuring our progress

We will monitor our progress against safety performance indicators that reflect our strategic targets.

These indicators reflect our goals of reducing fatalities and serious injuries on our road network and reaching zero road deaths by 2050.

Safe roads and streets

  • Percentage of arterial road vehicle kilometres travelled (VKT) that occurs on 4/5-star (or equivalent) roads.
  • Percentage of rural divided road VKT that occurs on safe roads (5-star or 4-star with median-barrier).
  • Percentage of rural high movement (M1/M2) arterial road VKT that occurs on safe roads (5-star or 4-star with median barrier).
  • Percentage of lower movement arterial (M3) road length that has a safe speed limit.
  • Percentage of rural local road length that has a safe speed limit.
  • Percentage of urban street length that has a speed limit of 40 km/h or less.
  • Percentage of intersections that are rated safe.

Vehicles

  • Percentage of new cars sold in Victoria that are rated 5-star.
  • Percentage of registered light vehicles that are older than 15 years.
  • Percentage of light vehicles purchased for Victorian government fleet that are rated 5-star.

Speed

  • Percentage of vehicles compliant with the speed limit on high movement arterial (M1/M2) roads.
  • Percentage of vehicles compliant with the speed limit on mid movement arterial (M3) roads.
  • Mean vehicle speed on arterial roads with 110 km/h speed limit.
  • Mean vehicle speed on arterial roads with 100 km/h speed limit.

* M1/M2/M3 relate to Victoria’s Movement and Place classification of road locations. Further information about the Movement and Place Framework can be found at vic.gov.au/movement-and-place-victoria.

Impaired drivers

  • Percentage of drivers exceeding the blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limit.
  • Percentage of drivers detected using drugs.
  • Percentage of drivers affected by fatigue.

Seatbelt and protective gear

  • Percentage of people wearing seatbelts in light vehicles.
  • Percentage of people wearing seatbelts in heavy vehicles.
  • Percentage of motorcyclists always wearing

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