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Driver's 'entitled' act on wet road reignites call for major licence change - Vimarsana News

Driver's 'entitled' act on wet road reignites call for major licence change

Drivers were stuck behind the caravan for over an hour on Wednesday after it had gone amiss when towed up a road not suitable for caravans and trailers.

Source: yahoo.com
It is one of the worst years for road fatalities. Governments are yet to release data on why - Vimarsana News

It is one of the worst years for road fatalities. Governments are yet to release data on why

Australia’s two most populous states have recorded a more than 20 per cent spike in roads deaths for 2023.

Road deaths continue to rise in Australia - but one expert says a simple change by the Albanese government could potentially save thousands of lives - Vimarsana News

Road deaths continue to rise in Australia - but one expert says a simple change by the Albanese government could potentially save thousands of lives

The Australian government aims to reduce road deaths by 50 per cent by 2030, but the numbers are going up, not down - 1,247 people died in the 12 months to October 31.

The Sydney suburbs with the most speeding fines in school zones - Vimarsana News

The Sydney suburbs with the most speeding fines in school zones

Fines totalling more than $200 million have been issued to NSW drivers for speeding in school zones since 2017 – and one region of Sydney is the worst offender.

Source: smh.com.au
Hunter Valley bus crash: four reforms that could save lives and prevent injuries - Vimarsana News

Hunter Valley bus crash: four reforms that could save lives and prevent injuries

Road safety expert Raphael Grzebieta outlines four reforms he says could save lives and prevent injuries on our roads.