Centre for Road Safety urges road users to make safety resolution after increased road toll

Updated January 4 2017 - 4:25pm, first published 4:22pm
SAFETY FIRST: Centre for Road Safety executive director Bernard Carlon urges road users to make road safety a new year's resolution after an increase in road deaths in 2015–16.
SAFETY FIRST: Centre for Road Safety executive director Bernard Carlon urges road users to make road safety a new year's resolution after an increase in road deaths in 2015–16.

Road users are being urged to make road safety their new year’s resolution after 384 people were killed on NSW roads in 2016, an increase over 2015. 

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