👏🏼 MP for Nicholls, Sam Birrell MP has just taken a stand for transparency and integrity in how Australian roads are funded. Thank you, Sam! #auspol Mr Birrell joins a growing number of regional Victorian MPs backing the My Safety Counts campaign, calling on the next Federal

🪦 In 2024, 45 lives were lost on the roads in Lingiari, Northern Territory, more than any other electorate in the country. Marion Scrymgour MP, the Member for Lingiari, represents a community facing the worst road trauma in the nation. They deserve to know where she stands on road

ℹ️ The AAA’s Real-World Testing Program has revealed hybrid vehicles don’t always deliver expected fuel savings. The AAA tested hybrid and petrol variants from a range of brands. While Toyota’s hybrids delivered the most fuel savings, some models offered little or no savings,

About 500,000km of Australian roads have been rated for safety using a globally recognised five-star safety scale. These ratings should be published with road funding announcements so Australians can see whether politicians fund road projects to save lives, or just to win votes

About 500,000km of Australian roads have been rated for safety using a globally recognised five-star safety scale. These ratings should be published with road funding announcements so Australians can see whether politicians fund road projects to save lives, or just to win votes

About 500,000km of Australian roads have been rated for safety using a globally recognised five-star safety scale. These ratings should be published with road funding announcements so Australians can see whether politicians fund road projects to save lives, or just to win votes

💪The Australian Greens Party have just stood up for road safety and government integrity. The party has confirmed today that it backs the AAA’s My Safety Counts campaign, which calls for the Federal Government to share safety data about the roads when making funding announcements. This

💪🏼In McEwen, the Greens and Liberal candidates are standing up for road safety and integrity. #auspol Candidates Marley McRae McLeod and Jason McClintock have backed the AAA’s My Safety Counts campaign, which calls for the Federal Government to share safety data about roads when

When an aircraft, boat or train crashes, federal authorities investigate to find out what went wrong. These no-blame investigations are designed to identify systemic changes that could prevent recurrence. With about 1,300 road deaths in Australia each year, the AAA is

.Liberal Party and Australian Greens candidates in Griffith back greater transparency of road safety data with road funding announcements. #auspol Both the Greens' Max Chandler-Mather and the Liberals' Andrew Bishop support this transparency reform but Labor's Renee Coffey MP has yet to state

Are politicians spending taxpayer money on making roads safer, or just winning votes? Right now, we don’t know. Without data on how governments choose which roads to fund, communities are left in the dark. This morning on @abcaustralia Radio National, AAA Managing Director

In Brisbane, the Greens and Liberal candidates are standing up for road safety and integrity. The AAA thanks Stephen Bates and Trevor Evans for supporting the My Safety Counts campaign, which calls on the Federal Government to make road safety ratings publicly available when

In Robertson, NSW, the Greens and Liberal candidates are standing up for road safety and integrity. Candidates Lucy Wicks and Cheryl Wallace have backed the AAA’s the My Safety Counts campaign, which calls for the Federal Government to share safety data about roads when

In Wills, Victoria, the Greens and Liberal candidates are standing up for road safety and integrity. The AAA thanks Samantha Ratnam and Jeff Kidney for backing the My Safety Counts campaign, which calls for the Federal Government to share safety data about roads when making

📢 In the March quarter, the typical Australian household spent 15.8% of its income on transport. The most recent AAA report shows that transport affordability has improved for three consecutive quarters, however costs remain higher compared to pre-COVID pandemic levels. Hobart

🚧 Tasmania experienced its deadliest month since July 2009. Australia is not on track to reach the Federal Government’s target to halve road deaths by 2030. All governments should publish, use, and share road safety data because effective use of data can save lives. 🔎 See

Through inspiring real-world success stories from Aus Automobile Assoc (Australia), AA South Africa, ADAC (Germany) and Emirates Motorsports Organization (UAE), the final Mobility session of the #FIAMacauConference2025 took a deep dive into how Artifical Intelligence and data can be leveraged to enhance advocacy