RACQ invests significant resources each year in lobbying on behalf of Queensland motorists on Transport related issues.
By gathering data, performing surveys and supplying submissions to government, RACQ can assist in shaping the transport strategies that impact motorists on a daily basis.
This can lead to better transport funding and improved motoring conditions for Queensland.
RACQ Motoring Matters for every Queenslander
The Motoring Matters document outlines key issues for Queensland motorists and RACQ’s project priorities for any sitting or potential government. It focuses on realistic, achievable policies for safe, affordable and sustainable mobility.
Updated 03/02/2012 Download PDF (1.3 MB)
RACQ Report - The Price of Parking in Brisbane CBD And Comparison with Prices In Other Australian Capital Cities
This report summarises the findings from TTM Consulting (Qld) Pty Ltd research regarding the price of casual CBD parking in capital cities across Australia. Research was undertaken for the CBDs of Brisbane, Sydney, Canberra, Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth and Darwin.
Updated 03/05/2011 Download PDF (103.8 KB)
RACQ Submission - National Land Freight Strategy 2011
The RACQ Submission to the National Land Freight Strategy 2011 provides comments on practical and policy issues associated with the road freight transport network. It focuses on Queensland, where a major freight productivity issue is keeping roads and rail above water.
Updated 02/05/2011 Download PDF (260.2 KB)
RACQ Transport Costs Survey 2009
The aim of the Transport Costs Survey was to explore member attitudes on a range of motoring cost and infrastructure funding issues. The member responses inform RACQ's position on road pricing and provide direction for policy research.
Updated 30/11/2009 Download PDF (535.6 KB)
RACQ Submission on the Western Brisbane Transport Network Investigation (WBTNI)
This submission to the Western Brisbane Transport Network Investigation (WBTNI) details the RACQ’s preferred strategic solution (WBTNI Options 3, 6 and 15 – the North West Motorway). The RACQ believes the combination of these options offers a major strategic solution that establishes a well-functioning road hierarchy for the Brisbane region. The submission also provides brief comments on each of the WBTNI transport network improvement options, including how they are impacted by progression of the North West Motorway.
Updated 20/04/2010 Download PDF (117.5 KB)
RACQ Submission on Draft Brisbane City Council Transport Plan for Brisbane 06-26
This submission supports many elements of the draft Brisbane City Council Transport Plan for Brisbane 2006 – 2026 and adds value where points of disagreement arise or further detail is required.
Updated 18/04/2008 Download PDF (56.0 KB)
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