Queensland's peak motoring body has issued an urgent warning to car buyers to be on the lookout for dodgy sellers impersonating military personnel, after new figures revealed Australians had already lost more than $288,000 to vehicle scams so far this year.
Mareeba State High School students have been given a helping hand on the road to gaining a driver licence thanks to the donation of a car by RACQ.
Queenslanders have been urged to implement basic safety measures to protect their home from theft ahead of the upcoming long weekends.
RACQ urged Brisbane drivers to plan alternate routes when the Riverside Expressway temporarily closed on selected nights over the next three weeks for construction on the Queen’s Wharf development.
RACQ has expressed disappointment at the State Government’s decision to increase vehicle registration once again, adding a heavy financial burden on Queensland drivers.
RACQ has reminded drivers to pack their patience and prepare for busy highways this Labour Day long weekend when tens of thousands of Queenslanders hit the road.
RACQ has urged Mercedes Benz owners to check whether their car had been recalled after it was revealed airbags in one SUV could spontaneously inflate.
As students returned to the classrooms RACQ has reminded drivers to take extra care on the roads, with reduced speed zones in place from Monday.
Better key security, fingerprint technology and PINs could protect drivers from having their cars stolen, under a proposal by RACQ to drive down vehicle theft across the State.
Queenslander’s have been urged to take caution when online shopping, as May’s ‘Click Frenzy’ fast approached.
Far north Queensland was on high alert, as a weather system in the Coral Sea brought hundreds of millimetres of rain to the region, with falls of up to 300 millimetres per day expected in the days ahead.
RACQ has warned Queenslanders to prepare for traffic delays as tens of thousands were expected to head away for the Anzac Day long weekend.
Electric vehicle (EVs) uptake in Queensland has jumped more than 140 percent in just one year while usage at RACQ’s sponsored charging stations also skyrocketed, signalling a boom in the growing sector.
RACQ has urged Sunshine Coast motorists to be savvy at the pump after new analysis revealed a large petrol price difference between the north and south of the region.
Filling up the tank in Queensland was more costly last month compared to February as new data from RACQ revealed the average price of petrol and diesel increased across the State.
RACQ has urged Queenslanders to be vigilant of new scams and cons, as the number of victims nationwide continued to grow.
RACQ has welcomed news motorists could soon store their licences on their smartphones after a successful trial and regulation changes paved the way for Queenslanders to ditch their physical licences.
While a baby’s smile might be priceless, a new survey from RACQ Bank has revealed Queensland parents forked out thousands for their new bundles of joy in the first year alone.
As we hit the second quarter of 2021, Queenslanders have been urged to check in on their budget and make any adjustments if needed, so they stayed on track to meeting their financial goals for the year.
As part of RACQ Foundation’s commitment to helping Queensland communities affected by natural disaster, a team of RACQ volunteers headed to Tara and Miles in March to lend a much-needed hand.
As south east Queensland soaked under 150mm of rain RACQ has warned drivers to take extra care with more than 137 flooded roads across the State.
RACQ has warned Easter traffic could be worse than usual on Thursday afternoon when millions of Queenslanders are released from lockdown ahead of the long weekend.
More than 11,600 charges have powered up electric vehicles (EVs) across the State thanks to an innovative partnership between RACQ, Yurika, and the State Government to drive EV tourism in Queensland.
The State’s peak motoring body has set the record straight after a social media quiz asking viewers to identify unsafe driver behaviour sparked debate online.
The State’s peak motoring body has pleaded with Sunshine Coast motorists to drive safely this Easter long weekend, after it revealed RACQ’s Air Rescue Network had responded to an alarming number of car crashes already this year.
Gold Coast drivers were paying more for fuel this Easter than they were pre-COVID, prompting a warning from RACQ to only fill up the bare minimum.
RACQ has called for calm on the State’s roads as Greater Brisbane was set to enter a three-day lockdown following a spate of community transmissions of the UK strain of COVID-19.
RACQ has assured its members critical services would remain available as Brisbane entered a three-day lockdown to try to curb the spread of coronavirus.
RACQ has encouraged motorists to check on the health of their cars before heading off on a road trip this long weekend.
The State’s peak motoring body has called on the Palaszczuk Government to immediately progress urgent upgrades to the infamous Centenary Motorway after drivers named and shamed the stretch as one of the most congested in Queensland.