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Pedestrian safety public education campaign

Pedestrian public education aims to raise awareness of the consequences of unsafe walking and to encourage motorists to exercise caution when driving in areas where pedestrians are likely to be. Queensland Transport's pedestrian public education campaign was one of the first road safety promotions in Australia that aimed to educate people about the dangers of drink walking.

More information on pedestrian safety is available to download below.

Pedestrian safety public education (PDF**, 32KB)

Campaign posters

An image of the Roy Rabbit poster.
Roy the rabbit poster
An image of the chalk outline pedestrians campaign poster one.
Metrolite—chalk outline
An image of the chalk outline pedestrians campaign poster two.
Metrolite—chalk outline


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Last updated 11 February 2009