Road Safety Week 2025

2. A potential danger or risk, such as poor road conditions or the presence of pedestrians and cyclists, which can be managed through awareness and safety measures.
3. A person riding a bicycle, who shares the road with motor vehicles and requires safety precautions.
6. The legally enforceable speed limit displayed on road signs, which drivers must obey to ensure road safety.
10. Driving above the speed limit or too fast for road conditions, which increases the risk of accidents.
11. The continuous observation of a vehicle or driver’s behaviour, often in real-time, to detect and prevent unsafe actions.

1. The interactive Smartrak platform used to view, track, and manage vehicles in real time using GPS and telematics data.
4. A notification or warning designed to inform drivers of potential hazards, often through telematics or vehicle systems.
5. Global Positioning System, used to track vehicle location and optimise routes, enhancing safety by providing real-time data and accurate navigation.
6. A person who is walking, especially in areas where vehicles may be present, such as crosswalks.
7. The use of technology to monitor and manage vehicle performance and driver behaviour, helping to improve safety and efficiency.
8. Used by a driver to show their intention to turn, change lanes, or stop, helping to ensure safety for all road users.
9. A Smartrak report that provides insights into how often and how efficiently fleet vehicles are being used, helping organisations improve safety and resource planning.