Welcome to the Centre for Automotive Safety Research
The Centre conducts high quality independent research that enables rational
decision making, leading to reductions in the human and economic losses from road crashes.
The Centre is focused on:
- Conducting multidisciplinary research to understand how road crashes
and the resulting injuries are caused;
- Proposing and evaluating ways to prevent crashes and injuries; and
- Providing independent professional advice on road safety matters to government
and non-government organisations in Australia and overseas.
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New CASR Information |
The first CASR Newsletter is now available. The Newsletter called "At the scene" gives updates
on the activities of the Centre and highlights some of our staff and research projects.
The 2008 CASR Annual Report is also available. This Report summarises CASR activities during 2008.
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CASR Seminar Series |
Staff at the Centre for Automotive Safety Research invite you to attend a series of seminars presenting a selection of the Centre's work and research outcomes.
Seminars are held at the Art Gallery Auditorium on Fridays from 4pm. Please register your attendance with Leonie Witter.
The next seminar scheduled for 24 July 2009 addresses the issue of managing traffic safety.
See the linked invitation for full details.
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The Centre for Automotive Safety Research receives core funding from both
the South Australian Motor Accident Commission and
the South Australian Department for Transport, Energy and Infrastructure.
 
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