Road safety

Even though lighting up behind the wheel is not explicitly prohibited, it can pose serious risks including driver distraction and bushfires.

School zones include roads near schools and designated drop-off areas, and may have crossing supervisors to ensure child safety.

Discover the meaning behind solid yellow lines on kerbs in NSW and how they indicate strict no-stopping zones under Australian road rules.

Check the rules that apply to fully licensed, learner and provisional drivers and motorcyclists around mobile phone use while driving.

Join us in Rural Road Safety Month to protect lives on NSW country roads. Learn how local knowledge and safe driving habits can prevent fatalities.

Here are our tips for choosing the right child car seat and how to dispose it when you don't need it any more.

Learn the rules for wearing a seatbelt in NSW, including fines, penalties, and how mobile phone and seatbelt detection cameras enforce compliance.

To travel in a car, all children under seven years old must use a child restraint or otherwise known as a child car seat. Unsure of the laws? We explain all.

The NRMA discusses whether driving beneath the speed limit is illegal and what exactly are the road rules when it comes to travelling in the right-hand lane and tailgating.

Everything you need to know about red light speed cameras, including what constitutes an offence and how to appeal an infringement penalty.