The State Government is in the process of writing a new Road Safety Action Plan (RSAP). Our roads are not getting safer, in fact the opposite appears to be true. 79 people have lost their lives on NSW roads so far this year. Compared to the same time last year, it was 58. That’s a 36% increase. What’s the rest of the year going to look like?

So, now is the chance of you to have your say about what you think the new RSAP should include. Click this link to visit the state government’s web site and start the survey.

Remember – regional towns continually miss out when it comes to this kind of funding. Let’s remind them that we are here and we also vote!

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