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WorksheetsRoad Safety Quiz - Year 11 Health
Total questions: 28
Worksheet time: 14mins
What is the long-term target of the National Road Safety Strategy 2021–30?
Zero deaths and injuries by 2030
Zero deaths and injuries by 2050
30% reduction in injuries by 2030
50% reduction in deaths by 2030
By 2030, the strategy aims to reduce annual road fatalities in Australia by:
30%
40%
50%
60%
What is the short-term target for serious injuries by 2030?
20% reduction
25% reduction
30% reduction
50% reduction
Which three themes underpin the National Strategy?
Safe vehicles, safe behaviour, safe culture
Safe roads, safe vehicles, safe road use
Safe laws, safe drivers, safe enforcement
Safe systems, safe people, safe management
What approach links roads as both corridors for movement and community spaces?
Community-first approach
Mobility & Access approach
Movement and Place approach
Road User Behaviour approach
According to the National Strategy, approximately how many Australians die on roads each year?
500
800
1,200
2,000
What is the estimated annual cost of road crashes to the Australian economy?
$3 billion
$10 billion
$30 billion
$300 billion
What percentage of the light vehicle fleet should be 5-star ANCAP rated and less than 6 years old by 2030?
10%
25%
50%
75%
Which group is significantly overrepresented in road trauma according to the strategy?
Elderly drivers
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people
Tourists
Heavy vehicle drivers
Which is a critical factor embedded in all three safety themes?
Speed management
Driver fatigue monitoring
Alcohol and drug testing
Technology adoption
What is Queensland’s vision for road safety?
Zero deaths by 2031
Halve deaths and injuries by 2025
Zero road deaths and serious injuries by 2050
Reduce injuries by 60% by 2040
Which new technology was rolled out in 2021 in Queensland to detect road offences?
Speed drones
Seatbelt and mobile phone detection cameras
Alcohol interlocks in all cars
Smart road reflectors
How much did road trauma cost Queensland in 2020?
$1 billion
$3 billion
$6 billion
$10 billion
What percentage of Queensland’s road fatalities occur in regional/remote areas?
One-third
Half
Two-thirds
Three-quarters
What proportion of young drivers (17–24) are involved in fatal crashes annually in Queensland?
10%
15%
25%
40%
Vulnerable road users make up what share of Queensland lives lost?
10%
20%
33%
50%
What rule protects cyclists in Queensland?
1-metre passing rule
Cyclists must ride on footpaths
Cars must travel below 30km/h
No mobile phones near cyclists
What is a key feature of Queensland’s strategy compared to the national plan?
It frames road trauma as a preventable public health issue
It focuses only on enforcement
It aims for 100% safe cars by 2025
It excludes pedestrians and cyclists
What is the global target for reducing road traffic deaths and injuries by 2030?
25%
30%
40%
50%
Globally, how many people die in road crashes each year?
500,000
1.3 million
5 million
10 million
Which age group is most affected by road traffic deaths globally?
Elderly (65+)
Middle-aged adults
Children and young people
Cyclists only
Which approach does the WHO Global Plan prioritise?
Driver responsibility approach
Enforcement-first approach
Integrated Safe System approach
Behavioural psychology approach
Which is not one of the five Safe System pillars?
A. Safe road infrastructure
B. Safe vehicles
C. Safe road use
D. Safe weather conditions
Which recommended speed should urban centres aim for, according to WHO?
20 km/h
30 km/h
50 km/h
Which factor is highlighted as essential for post-crash survival?
Faster vehicle technology
Quick, integrated emergency response
Fines and penalties
Self-driving cars
What percentage of the world’s population is expected to live in urban areas by 2030?
40%
50%
60%
70%
What global fund supports implementation of road safety measures?
UN Road Safety Fund
World Health Fund
Safe Streets Fund
Global Vehicle Safety Program
Why does WHO link road safety with Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)?
Road safety reduces poverty, inequity, and supports climate action
SDGs require all countries to reduce vehicle imports
SDGs replace road safety laws
Road safety is separate from health and environment
