July 2010     New nationally approved child restraint laws are now in effect, targeting the high rate of injuries amongst children travelling in cars. The new national road rules introduce a mandatory, size-appropriate restraint system for all children up to the age of seven.  ...read more »

November 2009     One in four (26%) of American teens of driving age say they have texted while driving, and half (48%) of all teens ages 12 to 17 say they’ve been a passenger while a driver has texted behind the wheel.  ...read more »

28 May 2009     All  children up to the age of seven years will need to be secured in an approved restraint or booster seat when travelling in vehicles, under new road safety laws to be introduced in November this year to better protect children from serious injury.  ...read more »

Learner drivers may not be getting enough experience in a wide range of conditions, with research by NRMA Insurance showing some parents are reluctant to teach their children to drive.  ...read more »

Arrive alive is the Victorian government's road safety stratefy.  Arrive alive includes a range of programs that reflect common interest areas for young people. These programs aim to involve young people in activities they enjoy while positively influencing attitudes and behaviours on the roads.  ...read more »