In our previous brief on Wildlife crossings , some treatments were identified that can help to protect animals from vehicle strikes on roads. These include various types of underpass and overpass, bridges, ladders and perimeter fencing, common versions of which are outlined under Fauna Management in the Austroads Guide to Road Design Part 6B[1]. Treatment selection should reflect the types of fauna at risk and the ways the animals move, and should aim to provide continuous ha

Previous briefs in the Road Solutions series have looked at barrier treatments , clear zones , and motorcycle underrun protection . These...

The Australian Road Safety Foundation uses the month of September to highlight and call for action on rural and remote road safety....

Motorcycle run-off-road (ROR) crashes tend to be most severe when riders impact solid roadside objects. While various types of barriers...

Wildlife crossings, also known as fauna crossings, are important for both road safety and environmental management. University of...