About us

About Road Safety at Work

We help improve the safety of people who drive for work or work at the roadside. We do this by raising awareness and providing free online tools and resources that help organizations and drivers prevent work-related motor vehicle injuries and crashes.

To help us achieve our goals we also manage and deliver the annual Work Zone Safety and Winter Driving Safety awareness campaigns.


Our services

We serve BC employers, supervisors, and employees by providing:

  • Online occupational road safety resources such as tool kits, policy and procedures templates, tailgate meeting guides, checklists, and a monthly planner and newsletter
  • Training and educational resources including online courses, webinars, and workshops
  • Practical road safety tools such as RiskCheckTM, SkillCheckTM, and TripCheckTM
  • Presentations and outreach at conferences, association meetings, and similar events
  • Advisory services to employers and supervisors who have road safety questions
  • Road safety campaigns and media information

Our vision

Towards Zero: Eliminating work-related deaths and injuries on BC roads.


Our mission

Building a culture of work-related road safety by educating, empowering, and engaging BC road users.


Our team

Trace Acres, Program Director
Tracy Sobit-Evelyn, Finance Manager
Rick Walters, Road Safety Program Manager
Angelina Robinson, Client Relationship Manager
Mary-Margaret Bentley, Marketing Manager
Gord Woodward, Communications Manager
Rose Melzer, Project Manager
Alison Whittome, Paid Media Manager
Dave Zille, Website and Technical Support Manager
Nicole Scudamore, Social Media Manager
Joan Glover, Program Director, Justice Institute of British Columbia
Tara Javaheri, Program Assistant, Road Safety at Work and Justice Institute of British Columbia

Our story

Road Safety at Work is a WorkSafeBC-funded Injury Reduction Initiative managed by the Justice Institute of British Columbia.

We were established in late 2009 by WorkSafeBC and the BCAA Traffic Safety Foundation to address road safety issues affecting BC workplaces. We were originally known as an Occupational Road Safety Partnership.

The Justice Institute of British Columbia became the Road Safety at Work delivery partner in April 2013.


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