PBF Australia
Road Injury Prevention Program (Years10-12)
PBF (Paraplegic Benefit Fund) delivers impactful road injury prevention presentations that feature first-hand accounts from those living with the permanent consequences of road crashes.
Our programs and resources
RAC provides free road safety education events, presentations and resources for secondary schools across Western Australia. Presentations and resources are available to suit each year group and cover a range of road safety topics designed to educate the next generation of drivers on how to stay safe as a passenger or driver on the roads.
Online resources In-class presentations Road safety events
Online resources
Building on our in-class On the Roads program, these learning resources teach students about the importance of safe driving and being a responsible passenger, as well as the effects of alcohol, speed, reckless behaviour and driver inattention.
This easy to follow series aligns with the WA Curriculum (PDF 39KB) and can be adapted and utilised by teachers or delivered in the current format.
Edition 1— Fatal factors on the road
Understand the fatal factors that contribute to road crashes and consider strategies to make safe decisions on the road.
Edition 2 — Buying a car
Buying your first car is an exciting moment, reflect on what you should know before purchasing a vehicle.
Edition 3 — The ripple effect
Explore the far reaching and lasting impact of road crashes.
Edition 4 — My decisions, my destination
Consider how your choices can impact your life and others.
In-class presentations
The On the Roads program is a free in-class road safety education program suited to Year 10 to 12 students. The program is designed to help keep students safe on the roads by influencing risk reduction, increasing resilience and encouraging responsible behaviour.
Our interactive presentations run for 45 - 60 minutes and align with the 'Personal, Social and Community Health' strand of the Health and Physical Education learning area of the WA Curriculum (PDF 39KB).
Presentation 1: Preparing for the roads (Year 10)
- E-Scooter safety rules
- Information on seatbelts, distractions and the role of passengers in vehicles
- Learning tips on obtaining learners and provisional licenses
Presentation 2: Buying a car (Year 11 - 12)
- The process of buying a car.
- The importance of purchasing a safe vehicle.
- ANCAP and Used Car Safety Ratings.
- Contracts, insurance, registrations, and PPSR checks.
Presentation 3: Drink, drugs and driving (Year 10 - 12)
- The effects of drugs and alcohol while driving.
- Standard drinks.
- Decision making strategies to help students to travel home safely.
RAC Car maintenance and safety workshop (Year 10 – 12)
This interactive and practical presentation is delivered by our experienced RAC patrols and designed for groups of 15 – 30 students. Presenters require access to a vehicle provided by schools and a safe and suitable location within school grounds.
What’s driving your decisions? delivered by Happiness Co (Year 10 – 12)
In this workshop, students will reflect on their emotions and self-esteem connecting mental health to peer-pressure and the role it plays in making poor choices behind the wheel.
RAC bstreetsmart
RAC bstreetsmart is a free road safety event for year 10 to 12 students held at RAC Arena. This annual event educates students about the consequences of distracted driving, speeding and drink driving, by re-enacting a crash scene attended by real emergency services. The students also hear from guest speakers who have been directly impacted by road trauma.
RAC bstreetsmart is supported by Royal Perth Hospital, St John Ambulance, the Department of Fire and Emergency Services, WA Police Force and the Theatrical Response Group.
RAC Project Road Smart®
RAC Project Road Smart® is a free road safety event for senior schools in Regional WA. Like RAC bstreetsmart, this event focuses on driver and passenger behaviour and highlights the far-reaching effects of road crashes. The program features a crash re-enactment, which has been filmed as a docudrama and showcases the response by real-life emergency services. Students will also hear from guest speakers who have been directly affected by road trauma.
These events are run by RAC with the support of the WA Police Force, Department of Fire and Emergency Services and St John Ambulance.
Our partner program
Would you like to book a different secondary school presentation?
For more information, contact schooleducation@rac.com.au
