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Campaign Highlights 2019 SHINE A LIGHT ON ROAD SAFETY Campaign highlights 2019. Shine a Light on Road Safety 2019 took place from Sunday 5 to Friday 10 May and successfully brought the community together to advocate for safer roads, let people know about our services and raised funds to support those impacted by road trauma. COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT “We all want zero road deaths.” People are at the heart of our Shine a Light on Road Safety campaign. Every year thousands of Victorians devote personal and professional time to shining a light on why road safety is so important. We are incredibly thankful to all our supporters and volunteers who bravely speak up about road safety – their stories motivate us to continue to work towards zero. WALKING TOGETHER “It’s a comfort to know that I’m not alone.” More than 600 people attended our annual community walk at Albert Park lake on Sunday 5 May 2019. Users Estimated overall reach 4 million It was great to see so many people, but it’s tragic to know road trauma has impacted such a large community. Hand-Point-Right People engaged on social media 2 million We know that it makes a difference being part of a community that cares and we’re very grateful to car-alt Motorist reached via roadside VMS 2+ million everyone who reached out to support each other. Shoe-prints People walking at Albert Park Lake 600+ Victoria Police Assistant Commissioner Stephen Leane led User-tie the walk. He was joined by Minister Jaala Pulford and Reach via corporate involvement 250k members of Victoria Police, the Transport Accident Commission, VicRoads, Ambulance Victoria, SES, MFB and CFA. rtssv.org.au | 1300 367 797 Campaign highlights 2019. SOCIAL ENGAGEMENT ILLUMINATIONS Our social media resources enable individuals and Shine a Light on Road Safety is part of National Road organisations to easily get involved at little to no cost. We Safety Week and the United Nations Week of Road created an impactful toolkit to motivate the community to Safety. In the first week of May, major landmarks around spread road safety messages and speak up about why it the world are illuminated in yellow for road safety. matters. Victorian landmarks included: Archie Graham Community Centre, Warrnambool We produced 48 social media posts to highlight various Ballarat Town Hall, City of Ballarat road safety issues during the campaign, and these, along Bolte Bridge and sound tube, Transurban with other visual resources, were shared extensively via Box Hill Town Hall, City of Whitehorse Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Our most popular post had more than 100,000 impressions. Catenary lights at the intersection of Moorabool and Malop Streets, City of Geelong HEADLIGHTS CBD Water Tower in Wodonga Donald Grain Corp “Together, we can make a difference.” Fletcher Jones Silver Ball, Warrnambool On Friday 10 May 2019 more than 2 million motorists Flytower, Frankston Arts Centre saw the message to turn on their headlights for road M80 Ring Road & M2 Tullamarine Freeway safety along major VicRoads, Linkt and EastLink roads Interchange Wall and tollways. Malvern Town Hall, City of Stonnington Melbourne Star Roadside messaging supported the social media campaign Melbourne Town Hall, City of Melbourne with a collective reach of more than people. 4 million Royal Exhibition Buildings The Shine a Light on Road Safety message, is now well The Clocktower in Moonee Ponds, Moonee Valley recognised by many Victorians. City Council ROAD SAFETY WISHES Transport Accident Commission building, Geelong. Every year we ask Victorians to tell us their road safety FUNDRAISING wishes, and in 2019 we received hundreds of responses. As a registered charity, we rely on community support to SUPPORTERS continue our work – this year, the campaign raised $45,846 to help us support people impacted by road We recognise and thank our sponsors for their ongoing trauma. support of our work - EastLink, Maurice Blackburn Lawyers, Henry Carus Lawyers, Narva, Transurban and Zaparas Lawyers. We are also very grateful for the support of the Victorian Government, Victoria Police, the Transport Accident Commission, VicRoads, Ambulance Victoria, CFA, MFB and SES. Sunday 3 May 2020 - Walk + Friday 8 May 2020 - Headlights .
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