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Improving Legal and Safe Driving Among Aboriginal People

19 December 2013

Transport

Finance

Justice

Whole of Government

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Overview

Government responses to improve legal and safe driving among Aboriginal people have had limited success reducing Aboriginal peoples’ over-representation in road accident fatalities, traffic-related offending and imprisonments.

Parliamentary reference - Report number #238 - released 19 December 2013

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