Is your car kitted out with an emergency kit? It could save you in a pinch. See the comments for our kit essentials.

Holiday road trips are now in session. Let us know how you keep the kids safe in the car and prevent them from causing distractions?

🚗 Planning a family road trip?🚗 We asked the CEOs of “Are we there yet?” for tips on how to keep little ones entertained on big drives. Buckle up their answers. 😄

July to November is cane cutting season. So, make sure to slow down, stop, and be alert for cane trains at level crossings.

Here are a few mindfulness hacks that’ll make sure you namaste calm before you get on your way. Using this mental wellbeing app can also play a big part too bit.ly/46BU3ip.

🚗🚗 Be a good ‘roll’ model. What they see is what they’ll be. Good habits start early.

There’s no trophies or prizes for breaking the speed limit on public roads. Enjoy all the action of the Townsville 500, but leave the fast stuff to the pros.

Keeping kids safe in school zones is child’s play. Just slow down when signs say so. And remember to watch out for people walking and riding.

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When a school bus stops, it means kids. So, slow down, and watch out for kids when passing them.

You can’t always back the winner, but you can back yourself. Heading to the camel races? Make sure you’re prepared for dust, wildlife, weather, fatigue and unsealed roads.

It was a horror weekend on Queensland roads. Our thoughts are with everyone impacted by these tragic events. We implore everyone to slow down, drive to the conditions and stay safe on our roads.

Anger can take the wheel sometimes. Try not to let it drive you.

Some sound advice. Music and podcasts are a great way to regulate your mood while you’re on the move.

A little understanding for other road users goes a long way. You're driving beside someone just like you — just trying to get through their day.

Leave stress behind. Rushed mornings can ruin a good day. Even leaving 15 minutes earlier can often help keep you calm and collected on our roads.