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MUARC Webinar: Evaluation of Roadside Drug Testing Expansion & Roadside Alcohol Testing Enforcement

MUARC Insight presents a webinar on the report, “Evaluation of the Roadside Drug Testing Expansion and Roadside Alcohol Testing Enforcement Programs in Victoria”. Associate Professor Stuart Newstead and Professor Max Cameron discuss key findings from the report, which evaluated the road safety impacts of the TAC funded expansion in roadside drug testing in Victoria in 2015. The expansion saw an increase in the number of drug tests from 42,000 in 2015 to 100,000 per year from 2017 onwards. The webinar covers aspects such as crash analysis and modelling, including the integration of these results into the Traffic Enforcement Resource Allocation Model (TERAM) to estimate the road trauma and economic impacts of measured increases in drug testing resulting from the TAC funded program. The presenters also outline the days and hours of the week where drugs and alcohol are most likely to be detected in crash involved vehicle controllers. The session is chaired by Associate Professor Sjaan Koppel. The research presented in the webinar can be found in the following papers: MUARC Report #355: https://bit.ly/3NycTxC Journal of Road Safety article: https://bit.ly/3yYtZR0