teacher resources
Our Street Resources provide teachers with downloadable lesson plans, activities, and educational materials to integrate road safety into PDHPE classes. Designed to engage students, these resources cover key topics such as risk awareness, decision-making, and safe driving behaviors. By bringing real-world scenarios into the classroom, they help young drivers develop the knowledge and skills needed to stay safe on the road.
Teacher resources
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ONROAD Did you know?
Almost one third of all fatal road collisions are the result of driving under the influence of alcohol. Alcohol affects our coordination, balance and vision – and all these factors contribute to the way we drive.
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ONROAD Distractions
A driving distraction is anything that diverts your attention away from the road. Distractions reduce your reaction time, impair judgment, an significantly increase the risk of accidents.
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ONROAD Mobile Phones
Using our mobile phones has become such a big part of our lives, that often we may not even realise we’re using them. But touching a mobile phone while driving is illegal. According to studies, most drivers are aware of the rules, but still use them anyway.
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ONROAD Speed Management
Speeding means driving faster than the posted speed limit or too fast for road or weather conditions. It may feel harmless — but speeding is a leading factor in serious and fatal crashes across Australia. Slow down. Arrive Alive.
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Organ Transplant
Tilly’s story highlights the life-saving benefits of organ and tissue donation. Anyone aged 16 or over can register to be an organ and tissue donor. It only takes one minute to register at donatelife.gov.au/register-donor-today or through your Medicare account.
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Teaching and learning ideas
Empowering young people to understand the life-changing consequences of their decisions behind the wheel and as a passenger is crucial for road safety.
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Seatbelts save lives
In NSW, on average each year around 30 drivers and passengers are killed and a further 82 are seriously injured in crashes when not wearing an available seatbelt. Many of these deaths and injuries could have been prevented if a seatbelt had been used.
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