Project Responsibility Status Milestones achieved Milestones planned Comments Budget YTD Life of $ project $ Development of Road Safety, speed limit setting State Growth guidelines Assessment of Road Safety, speed limits on State Roads, 100km/h roads State Growth Towards Zero Tasmania Police Project approved by Review crash data. The P2P sites identified in 132,000 Enforcement Tasmania Police. the previous business case To review 5 Project - Review Desktop assessment of P2P are not supported by projects of point to point Previous business case application in Tasmania. Tasmania Police. (P2P) speed reviewed. cameras on high Jurisdictional sweep of P2P. Should Tasmania Police risk rural roads Literature review recommend that P2P form commenced. Preparation of a report. part of the future speed enforcement strategy, a separate project would need to be progressed and resourced. Towards Zero Tasmania Police Project brief approved by Undertake actions identified On average, the existing Enforcement Tasmania Police. by Working Group fixed cameras detect <1% Project - of passing vehicles. Increased fixed Working Group formed Complete project within speed cameras in and first meeting held on next quarter. Crash frequency post urban areas 29 February 2018. camera installation (with exception of Tasman Performance summary of Bridge cameras) has not existing fixed camera reduced. assets. 1 in 5 of all speeding infringements are issued by fixed cameras. Two key outcomes of the Working Group were that
Project Responsibility Status Milestones achieved Milestones planned Comments Budget Life of project $ YTD $ Development of speed limit setting guidelines Road Safety, State Growth Assessment of speed limits on 100km/h roads Road Safety, State Roads, State Growth Towards Zero Enforcement Project - Review of point to point (P2P) speed cameras on high risk rural roads Tasmania Police Project approved by Tasmania Police. Previous business case reviewed. Literature review commenced. Review crash data. Desktop assessment of P2P application in Tasmania. Jurisdictional sweep of P2P. Preparation of a report. The P2P sites identified in the previous business case are not supported by Tasmania Police. Should Tasmania Police recommend that P2P form part of the future speed enforcement strategy, a separate project would need to be progressed and resourced. 132,000 To review 5 projects Towards Zero Enforcement Project - Increased fixed speed cameras in urban areas Tasmania Police Project brief approved by Tasmania Police. Working Group formed and first meeting held on 29 February 2018. Performance summary of existing fixed camera assets. Undertake actions identified by Working Group Complete project within next quarter. On average, the existing fixed cameras detect <1% of passing vehicles. Crash frequency post camera installation (with exception of Tasman Bridge cameras) has not reduced. 1 in 5 of all speeding infringements are issued by fixed cameras. Two key outcomes of the Working Group were that
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