Road safety

Need to quell that snack attack while behind the wheel? Find out more about whether it’s legal to drink or eat while you're driving.

Drivers and riders are required to reduce speed when passing stationary emergency vehicles displaying flashing blue, red, or amber lights.

Here are 15 weird and obscure NSW road rules every driver should know — from fog lights to feet on dashboards, stay road-legal and avoid surprise fines.

Australia was once home to unlimited speed limits on isolated roads, but the story today is much different.

School zones include roads near schools and designated drop-off areas, and may have crossing supervisors to ensure child safety.

Even though lighting up behind the wheel is not explicitly prohibited, it can pose serious risks including driver distraction and bushfires.

Discover the meaning behind solid yellow lines on kerbs in NSW and how they indicate strict no-stopping zones under Australian road rules.

Check the rules that apply to fully licensed, learner and provisional drivers and motorcyclists around mobile phone use while driving.

Join us in Rural Road Safety Month to protect lives on NSW country roads. Learn how local knowledge and safe driving habits can prevent fatalities.

Here are our tips for choosing the right child car seat and how to dispose it when you don't need it any more.