Star Ratings for Queensland Country Highways

This report provides Star Ratings for 7,917km of rural highways in Queensland zoned at speed limits 90km/h or higher, comprising 5,206km of the AusLink National Network and 2,710km of State highways.

Star Ratings for Victoria's Country Highways

Star Ratings for Victoria's Country Highways were first published in 2006 and expanded and updated in 2008. This report provides information about the star rating results for all of Victoria's major country highways.

Star Ratings for the AusLink National Network in NSW

This report presents AusRAP star ratings for the AusLink National Network in New South Wales.

Summary of National Star Ratings

A summary of the Star Rating results for the AusLink National Network.

Brunswick Heads to Yelgun: A Case Study in Road Safety

A summary of the improvements in Star Ratings for the section of the Pacific Highway between Brunswick Heads and Yelgun as a result of major upgrade works.

Star Ratings for the AusLink National Network in NSW

In this report, you'll find Star Ratings for 18,332km of the AusLink National Network for all States and Territories (except NSW). Of this total length, 2 per cent of the network was rated 2-star (red), 51 per cent 3-star (yellow) and 47 per cent 4-star (light green). There were no 1-star (black) or 5-star (dark green) highway links.

Star Ratings for Victoria's Country Highways

This report, prepared by the RACV, represents star ratings for the AusLink National Network, and a number of State Highways in Victoria.

How Safe Are Our Roads? Rating Australia's Network for Risk

This report rates Australia's National Network for risk by looking at crashes which have occurred on the network. The focus of this report is Performance Tracking which compares the risk on the network over the two periods (2000-2004 and 2005 - 2009).

To download National and State-based reports visit this page.

Rating Queensland Highways for Risk

This report provides risk maps for 4,783km of Queensland's national network highways. The risk maps are based on casualty crashes (where at least one person was killed or injured) on highways generally zoned at speed limits of 90km/h or higher.

Rating Queensland Highways for Risk

This report provides risk maps for 7,561km of Queensland's rural road network comprising 4,784km of the AusLink National Network (covered in previous studies) and, for the first time, 2,777km of selected sections of State highways. The risk maps are based on casualty crashes (where at least one person was killed or injured) on rural highways generally zoned with speed limits 90km/h or higher.

Rating Australia's National Network for Risk

This report presents AusRAP risk maps for the AusLink National Network. It draws on traffic and casualty crash data from 2000 to 2004.

Rating Australia's National Network for Risk

This report provides casualty crash Risk Maps for the rural links of the AusLink National Network for the period 1999-03. Results are presented in a colour-coded format for each State and Territory.

Rating Australia's National Network for Risk

This first AusRAP report provides an overview of AusRAP and focuses on mapping the risk of casualty crashes on the rural links of the National Highway System. Results are presented in a colour-coded format for each State and Territory.

Comparing Risk Maps and Star Ratings

This AusRAP Technical Working Paper compares the relationship between Risk Maps and Star Ratings. It shows that the crash rate on a 4 star road is about half that of a 3 star road, and that the crash rate on a 3 star road is about half that of a 2 star road.

Presentation to Pacific Highway Taskforce

A presentation given to the Pacific Highway Taskforce (NSW). It describes recent AusRAP results, particularly for NSW and the Pacific Highway.

Safer Roads Save Lives. Rating Australia's Roads for Safety.

An overview of AusRAP's role and vision to eliminate two star roads and the longer term elimination of three star roads on the National Highway Network and strategic state highways.

The Australian Road Assessment Program (AusRAP)

A paper presented at the 2005 Australasian Road Safety Research, Policing and Education Conference, Wellington, New Zealand.