Avoid driver fatigue on a long road trip
It should be about the journey, not just about the destination.
Have you secured the kids?
An alarming number of children die in car crashes on Australian roads every year.
Learning a lesson in road safety
School students across Queensland are being taught how to be safer on the road through a series of educational programs developed by RACQ.
Supervisors put to the test
Who’s the best supervisor – mum, dad or your driving school instructor?
Suburban symphony
How to keep your powered mower and whipper snipper operating safely.
Are your tyres road trip ready?
New research shows there are an alarming number of unsafe vehicles on Australian roads.
Six steps to a safe Christmas
Queensland Fire and Emergency Services encourages to put safety first this Christmas.
Christmas party mayhem
Despite the warnings, Queenslanders continue to drink and drive.
Stay safe from scams
Stop scammers from targeting your money and personal details online.
.jpg?h=667&w=1000&hash=40412F6F52D083EC6429403A2F5D0D0B24AE8E98)
What you need to know about RFID scanners
Learn about the potential danger of RFID scanners and how you can easily protect yourself against these dangers.
Should you get a dash cam?
The internet is awash with dash camera footage of accidents, road rage and stupid behaviour on the road.
Tunnel safety
With three tolled tunnels in Brisbane alone, it’s important to know how to drive safely while underground.
Road toll rising
Last year, almost 250 people died on Queensland roads. RACQ head of public policy, Dr Rebecca Michael, is just one of many asking why.
Not all SUVs are equal for safety
ANCAP safety ratings for three new market entrants highlight the important role of independent safety testing.
Keeping safe on two wheels
They’re cheaper to own, easy to manoeuvre and a breeze to park, but Queenslander’s love of motorcycles has turned dangerous.
How to tell if you need new tyres
Bad tyres lead to accidents, while good tyres keep you safer on the road.
DIY car checks you should do regularly
While cars require less maintenance these days, there are still a few checks required to ensure yours stays in good condition.
Choosing the right child restraint
Top 10 tips on choosing the right child restraint so everyone makes it home safe.
Be smart about blind spots
You need to be fully aware of what's around you when driving.
How to remove a leech
Getting a leech while bushwalking is no fun but knowing how to remove one safely and effectively is essential.
How to escape from a rip
Approximately 17,000 rips occur around Australia at any given time, yet only four percent of beaches are currently patrolled.
How to dispose of olive oil
Cooking oil is one of the main culprits for clogged pipes at home, find out how best to dispose of it.
Watch out for these common travel scams
Assuming it won’t happen to you is the best advantage you can give to unsavoury characters who prey on tourists.
Buckle up
Queensland’s premier food and wine region – the granite belt.
Rest areas for caravans near Brisbane
When caravanning through Queensland’s South East, you are bound to need a place to call home for the night or simply a place to take a quick refresher.
Follow this caravanning code of ethics
Caravanning Queensland is a member-based organisation involved in government liaison, promotion, public relations and industry related matters for the benefit of the caravan industry.
A guide to trailer brakes
Part of towing a caravan or trailer safely is ensuring that the braking systems are adequate.