Our readers have their say on the future of electric vehicles in Tasmania, and the need for more EV charging stations.

A new year tends to spark thoughts of new beginnings – resetting goals, building on success and seeking new opportunities.

The past few months have been unprecedented. We’ve transformed how we live, work and connect, and it’s been an incredibly difficult time for many Tasmanians.

I am concerned about the lack of progress on measures to reduce the number of deaths and serious injuries on our roads, particularly in light of a horror start to the year in Tasmania.

There is a concerning lack of progress on upgrades to a large part Tasmania’s road infrastructure that have been promised by the state and federal governments. This has an impact on both road safety and traffic congestion.

As we start to build the path to recovery, we can all help our state get back on track.

In the same way we wear seat belts in the car, our pets also need to be restrained.

As you read this, more than 1600 Tasmanians don’t know where they’re going to sleep tonight.

Our readers have their say on a variety of motoring or travel-related topics. See what they have to say below.