Related Publications
Web Links and Legislation
- MUARC Report 200 - Speed Enforcement Research: Principles Learnt and Implications for Practice
- MUARC Report 201 - The interaction between speed camera enforcement and speed-related mass media publicity in Victoria
- MUARC Report 224 - Public perceptions of Victorian speed enforcement initiatives
- MUARC Report 242 - The history and development of speed camera use
- MUARC Report 261 - An evaluation of the default 50 km/h speed limit in Victoria
- MUARC Report 267 - Overall impact during 2001-2004 of Victorian speed-related package
- MUARC Report 276 - The impact of lowered speed limits in urban and metropolitan areas
- Victoria Police - EastLink Speed Cameras
Road Safety Research and Evidence
The Victorian Government develops and implements research-based road safety initiatives in partnership with the Monash University Accident Research Centre (MUARC).
MUARC is one of the world’s leading injury prevention research centres and has been a key contributor to positioning the state as a world leader in injury prevention, particularly in road safety.
In addition to the primary relationship with MUARC, Victoria’s road safety agencies are also in regular contact with recognised road safety experts worldwide. The Department of Justice maintains working level contacts with a number of overseas institutes and experts.