1. Establish formal links and information exchange protocols with national stakeholders whose mandate is to make rural roads safer for all users. (e.g. TAC’s Geometric Design and Road Safety Standing Committees);
2. Monitor the state of road safety on Canada’s rural roadways and make recommendations for improvement;
3. Raise awareness among the monitoring public and road safety advocates on road safety issues that are more prevalent on rural roads than in urban settings or on motorways;
4. Identify and prioritize the recommended strategies contained in the “Rural Road Safety in Canada: Traffic Collision Trends and Recommended Strategies” report that could realistically be implemented on a national scale and that would lead to the greatest reductions in fatalities and serious injuries on rural roadways;
5. Identify and report on successful jurisdictional strategies/programs/initiatives currently in place, which address rural road safety issues that could be implemented on a national scale; and
6. Produce an annual monitoring report on progress made toward the achievement of the RSV 2010 sub-target pertaining to rural road safety.