Road Safety researchers are calling on state and territory governments to lower default speed limits across Australia amid a horrific year on the roads.

More than one hundred academics have signed an open letter calling for 30 or 40 kilometres per hour default speed limits.

WA Centre for Road Safety Research Director, Teresa Senserrick says it's been adopted in other countries overseas and has lead to a significant drop in road fatalities.

Road Safety researchers are calling on state and territory governments to lower default speed limits across Australia amid a horrific year on the roads.
More than one hundred academics have signed an open letter calling for 30 or 40 kilometres per hour default speed limits.
WA Centre for Road Safety Research Director, Teresa Senserrick says it's been adopted in other countries overseas and has lead to a significant drop in road fatalities.

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