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Dylan Thomsen 14 September 2012

Risk mapping and performance tracking update. Dylan Thomsen 14 September 2012. What is KiwiRAP?. Part of an international family of RAPs Partnership between NZTA, AA, MoT, Police, ACC Assesses crash risks and safety of state highways

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Dylan Thomsen 14 September 2012

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  1. Risk mapping and performance tracking update Dylan Thomsen 14 September 2012

  2. What is KiwiRAP? • Part of an international family of RAPs • Partnership between NZTA, AA, MoT, Police, ACC • Assesses crash risks and safety of state highways • KiwiRAP incorporates risk mapping, star rating and performance tracking

  3. Where we are at 2012 2008 – Risk maps Performance Tracking Risk maps 2010 – Star ratings

  4. Performance tracking • 2012 will be first KiwiRAP book to include “performance tracking” • Comparing data from 2002-2006 to 2007-2011 • Will show how risk has changed on each stretch of highway

  5. 806km of state highways used to have high collective risk. Now it is only 393km.

  6. 1590km more of our state highways have medium to low personal risk than in 2002-2006.

  7. Most improved links

  8. Links with increased crashes

  9. Persistently high risk links

  10. The benefits of KiwiRAP • Transparent benchmarking beyond the road toll • Consistent national measurement • Helps prioritise safety spend • KiwiRAP Analysis Tool (KAT) • Public conversation

  11. Next steps • Finalising information and maps for book • Launch planned for late November

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