Comprehensive Road Safety Knowledge: CARRS Q Assessment for Trainers

This assignment is a CARRS Q (Centre for Accident Research and Road Safety – Queensland) knowledge assessment designed for driver trainers, focusing on various aspects of road safety. It includes true or false questions based on CARRS Q facts sheets covering topics such as adolescent risk-taking, bicycle safety, drink driving, drug driving, indigenous road safety, intelligent transport systems, medications and driving, mobile phone distraction, motorcycle safety, novice drivers, older road users, pedestrian safety, quad bike safety, railway level crossing safety, road safety advertising, roadworks safety, rural remote road safety, scooter safety, seat belts, simulators, sleepiness and fatigue and speeding. The assessment aims to enhance driver trainers' understanding of critical road safety issues, enabling them to incorporate research-based knowledge into their training delivery and promote safer driving practices. It addresses key factors contributing to road accidents and injuries, emphasizing the importance of evidence-based strategies for improving road safety outcomes.