Transcription of Guidelines for Road Safety Audit Practices
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Guidelines for road Safety Audit Practices Roads and Traffic Authority of New South WalesThe information in this brochure is intended as a guide only and is subject to change at any time without notice. It does not replace the relevant further | 13 22 13 July 2011 RTA/Pub No. 978-1-921899-62-1 road Safety Audit PART 1: Guidelines FOR road Safety Audit Practices 1:1 Part 1: road Safety auditContentsIntroduCtIon About this document Definitions Building safer roads An explanation of road Safety Audits Types of road Safety audits Legal issues road Safety Audit process References 1-6 CommIssIonIng a road Safety Audit Overview Preparing a road Safety Audit brief Selecting the road Safety Audit team Gathering and delivering background information Holding the commencement meeting 1-11 ConduCtIng a road Safety Audit Overview Attending the commencement meeting Undertaking the road Safety Audit Preparing the road Safety Audit report Holding the completion meeting Finalising the road Safety Audit report 1-20 CompletIng a road Safety Audit Overview References Attending the completion meeting Accepting the road Safety Audit report Reviewing the road Safety Audit report Producing a corrective action
Road safety advisor A practicing professional with specific skill sets, experience or knowledge in road safety matters required to provide road safety advice to the project sponsor on critical aspects of the road safety audit process. A road safety advisor may participate/assist in the entire road safety audit process.
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