From helping Australians transition from horse and cart to automobiles, and navigating the challenges that have come with the changes in transportation, to entering into a new future of mobility – the NRMA has always championed the needs of motorists and kept people moving.
Join us, as we look back over the past 100 years and towards a brighter future.
Seatbelts become compulsory to wear in 1971 after NRMA supported the mandatory installation of approved seatbelts in 1967.
NRMA wins the Federation Internationale de L'Automobile award for road safety.
NRMA launches Free2go Membership program offering free roadside assistance to 17-18 year old drivers.
NRMA announces 100 percent ownership of Thrifty Australia.
NRMA establishes partnership with Outback Links, committing to ongoing help for farmers in drought-stricken parts of Australia.
• NRMA launches Fuel Check within the my nrma app, providing motorists with real time information on the cheapest petrol in NSW.
• NRMA announces first Reconciliation Plan (RAP) committing to make a practical contribution towards creating positive change for Australia’s First Nations Peoples.
• NRMA proposes legislative change to allow the trialling of autonomous vehicles in NSW and subsequently joins the first autonomous shuttle trial in the state.
• NRMA launches the Indigenous Learner Driver Mentor Program in partnership with Australian Red Cross.
• NRMA announces build of Australia's largest electric vehicle fast-charging network, suitable for a range of electric cars and free for all EV drivers.
• NRMA increases portfolio of holiday parks to 31, acquiring Australia Tourist Park Management (ATPM).
• NRMA invests and takes ownership of Manly Fast Ferry, in a bid to broaden transport offerings for Members.
• NRMA launches NRMA Blue, a new Membership option for those looking to save through everyday discounts, while bolstering the selection of benefits for current Members with roadside assistance.
• NRMA acquires Fantasea Cruising, operators of the Palm Beach to Patonga, Ettalong and Wagstaffe ferry service.
• NRMA add a new vessel to My Fast Ferry fleet, providing transport to an additional 400 passengers at a time between Manly and Circular Quay.
• NRMA publishes the 'Blue Highways' report, outlining the potential for fast ferries to play a bigger role as a heavy lifter in Sydney's transport system.
NRMA secures more than $1b in funding for local roads following the 'Rate your Road' campaign, that saw 23,000 Members nominate roads requiring improvements.
NRMA launches SIXT, a leading global brand providing high-quality mobility services with a track record in growth and innovation.
