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committee's report

The Committee tabled its report in Parliament on 7 October 2010, making a number of recommendations.

View:  Report No 4 - Inquiry into the road safety benefits of fixed speed cameras
View:  Executive Summary with recommendations 
View:  Government response to tabled report - Inquiry into the road safety benefits of fixed speed cameras

about the inquiry

The Economic Development Committee will examine and report on the road safety benefits of fixed speed cameras in Queensland. As part of this inquiry the committee will consider:

• The effectiveness of fixed speed cameras in reducing speeding and road trauma;
• The criteria used to select sites for fixed speed cameras;
• The most efficient use of resources to maximise the road safety benefits of fixed speed cameras;
• The impact of new technologies on fixed speed cameras; and
• The appropriate role of fixed speed cameras in the overall speed enforcement regime.

The committee published its issues paper on 11 March 2010 to stimulate debate and invite interested groups and individuals to make public submissions to this inquiry. Issues raised within this paper do not restrict the scope of submissions.

Media releases:  11 March 2010.  7 October 2010.

SUBMISSIONS

Submissions closed on 30 April 2010.

TIMELINE

Study tour to Melbourne and Canberra - 29 and 30 March 2010.

Public Hearing - 6 August 2010 - Transcript 

Related documents are available from the 'Publications' tab of the Committee's website.