Alison Homestead Men's of bicycle helmets’ $1,500 ‘Purchase Shed for children from – disadvantaged families Manilla Club Assisting with development $5,000 of a children's road safety park Port Stephens Family and Families, Safe Kids’ $15,000 ‘Safe – Neighbourhood Services selection and installation of child restraints Blackheath Area Seniors’ Road Safety $5,000 Neighbourhood Project Centre Anglicare School - Road-Safe $5,000 ‘Australia in Oz: Walk, Ride and Drive’ educational sessions – targeted at newly arrived humanitarian entrants to Australia Rotary Club of Woolgoolga Driver Awareness Day’ $1,800 Inc youth driver – awareness day using the RYDA program Rotary Club of Moss Vale Autism Driver Training $5,000 Workshop Australian Road Safety Driver Program’ $23,200 ‘Senior – Foundation driver coaching and mentoring program Total $298,259 Research and development Transport for NSW established a new Research and Investigation Unit, to undertake innovative and practical research projects and facilitate relationships with the university sector. This business unit, along with the newly established Transport Performance and Analytics Centre of Excellence, will enable us to deliver the evidence base and insights necessary to drive the strategic decision making that underpins the development and delivery of our transport system. In 2016–17, we undertook the following research and development activities: Activity Status Partners and collaborators
Alison Homestead Men's Shed ‘Purchase of bicycle helmets’ – for children from disadvantaged families $1,500 Manilla Club Assisting with development of a children's road safety park $5,000 Port Stephens Family and Neighbourhood Services ‘Safe Families, Safe Kids’ – selection and installation of child restraints $15,000 Blackheath Area Neighbourhood Centre Seniors’ Road Safety Project $5,000 Anglicare ‘Australia School - Road-Safe in Oz: Walk, Ride and Drive’ – educational sessions targeted at newly arrived humanitarian entrants to Australia $5,000 Rotary Club of Woolgoolga Inc Driver Awareness Day’ – youth driver awareness day using the RYDA program $1,800 Rotary Club of Moss Vale Autism Driver Training Workshop $5,000 Australian Road Safety Foundation ‘Senior Driver Program’ – driver coaching and mentoring program $23,200 Total $298,259 Research and development Transport for NSW established a new Research and Investigation Unit, to undertake innovative and practical research projects and facilitate relationships with the university sector. This business unit, along with the newly established Transport Performance and Analytics Centre of Excellence, will enable us to deliver the evidence base and insights necessary to drive the strategic decision making that underpins the development and delivery of our transport system. In 2016–17, we undertook the following research and development activities: Activity Status Partners and collaborators
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