Wildlife vehicle collisions

Road Safety - People and WildlifeWildlife vehicle collisions

Wildlife road kills ignored in the Global Biodiversity Framework

In the seventh article in the series ‘Wildlife road kills versus Vision Zero 2050’ freelance journalist Patrick Francis examines wildlife

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Road Safety - People and WildlifeWildlife vehicle collisions

Connection between wildlife and road casualties unrecognised in Vision Zero 2050

Patrick Francis interrogates the road crash statistics generated by numerous federal and state government departments for clues to why millions of wildlife become road kill each year.

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Road Safety - People and WildlifeWildlife vehicle collisions

Driver behaviour dictates politicians’ attitudes to vehicle wildlife collisions

Patrick Francis reviews the published evidence behind the disconnect between Australian drivers attitude to maximum speed limits and the messages behind tens of thousands of wildlife warning signs installed across regional, rural and remote road networks.

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Road Safety - People and WildlifeWildlife vehicle collisions

Signs signs everywhere wildlife signs and dead wildlife

Patrick Francis examines why there are tens of thousands of yellow wildlife warning signs along Australia’s rural and regional  roads but no guidance to drivers from state transport and environment departments about what speed should be embraced to prevent vehicle wildlife collisions, vehicle occupant casualties and road kills.

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