Road safety program

When planning a drive, it is important to consider the type of roads you intend to take. This guide will help you to plan safe routes to travel while on the roads.

This guide explores safety around larger vehicles on the road, and how to safely share the road with trucks and buses.

This fact sheet is designed with tips and key information to help keep you safe while driving on regional roads.

Speeding is the biggest contributor to road trauma on NSW roads. This guide provides key facts around speed risk on the roads, as well as tips on how to stay safe.

When choosing your next car, you should put safety high on your priority list to help keep you, your passengers and other road users, safe. This guide helps you to understand what to look for and how to choose the safest new or used car.

In NSW, using a handheld mobile phone while driving is illegal. A mobile phone can only be used in limited circumstances whilst driving. This guide explores the rules on when you can legally use your mobile phone, as well as how to stay safe on the roads.

This guide provides information on how to stay safe on the roads, and also keep others safe, whether you're driving a car, a motorbike, truck or bicycle.

Driver fatigue is one of the three big killers on NSW roads. This fact sheet includes the facts about fatigue and tips on staying safe.

This fact sheet provides information on the rules and road safety issues around alcohol, drugs and driving.

This document is a scaffold for your organisation to develop and implement an organisation-specific Road Safety Policy.

This guide provides workplaces with information about key road safety issues and risks, and ways to help you and your workers get around safely while using the road.

Use this checklist before you drive, tick off this checklist to make sure you and your vehicle are ready to safely drive on our roads.