Garry Bailey discusses the inconsistency in workplaces between attitudes on vehicle safety and other workplace practices.

In 2022, there were 41 reductions in speed limits on state and council-controlled roads in Tasmania. In every case, these decisions have been made to keep Tasmanians safe.

Our extensive road safety programs are just the start of life-long learning.

Most of us frown on those who speed or use their mobile phones while driving. But there is technology used in Australia today to detect this behaviour, all paid for by those breaking the law.

Reducing Tasmania's road trauma requires a unified approach by governments, organisations and the community. It’s a journey we must all take together.

We look at the key takeaways from our recent Mobility Futures Forum.

Most drivers wouldn’t run a red light on the road. So why are some motorists still taking this risk at railway crossings?

Policy series: Tasmanians are paying the nation’s most expensive transport costs relative to income. We’re fighting for your lifestyle.