In partnership with Transport NSW, Council employs a Road Safety Officer to deliver the local road safety program.
Working with key stakeholders and the community with a focus on integrating education, engineering and enforcement to address road safety issues.
For a range of information on road crash statistics, State road safety campaigns and road rules (including child car seats, alcohol and other drugs, licence conditions for learner and provisional drivers, mobile phone rules, bicycle riders, mobility scooters, and children and schools) please visit the Centre for Road Safety website.
The State Government is the authority for setting and reviewing speed limits on all state, regional and local roads in NSW. The Centre for Road Safety uses feedback submitted by the public, along with crash data and other road safety engineering information, to prioritise the roads that need a speed zone review.
Lodge a request for a speed review or speed camera on the Centre for Road Safety - Speeding website.
What you need
If the Centre for Road Safety needs further information, you may be contacted using the details you’ve provided.
Ballina Shire Council has no authority to enforce the laws against speeding, hooning or other driving behaviour that is not compliant with the road rules. This authority is held by NSW Police, and patterns of unsafe driver behaviour should be reported to local police.
The General Manager
Ballina Shire Council
PO Box 450
Ballina NSW 2478
40 Cherry Street
Ballina NSW 2478
Opening Hours
8:15am - 4:30pm
Monday to Friday
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