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Crash Bash is an educational road safety programme with key road safety messages for secondary school students. It's organised by Council in collaboration with NZ Police.
Crash Bash 2023 'Open Roads’
The 2023 performance ‘Open Roads’ was toured to schools in greater Christchurch over February and March 2023. The Court Theatre produced and toured this performance to more than 8,000 secondary school students in years 11 to 13.
The theme for 'Open Roads’ focused on being aware and observant of the different surroundings and driving behaviours on the open road. This includes signage, motorway driving and overtaking.
For further information contact Angela McDonnell:
- Email: Angela.McDonnell@ccc.govt.nz
- Phone: 03 941 8379
- Post: Community Travel Advisor - Road Safety, Te Hononga (Civic Offices), PO Box 73014, Christchurch 8154
Did you know?
In the Canterbury Police district, for the young driver 16 to 24 age group, between 2015 and 2019 (5 years), there were:
- 54 fatal crashes
- 390 serious injury crashes
- 1592 minor injury crashes
The majority of crashes were due to poor observation (829), failing to give way or stop (641), alcohol (418), poor judgement (367) or speed (359).
This resulted in the type of crashes for young drivers crossing in front of oncoming traffic while they were turning, having rear-end crashes of other vehicles and losing control on bends or having a head-on crash.
