The Rann Government will further strengthen its commitment to road safety by adopting new nationally approved changes for the use of child restraints in motor vehicles.
Road Safety Minister Carmel Zollo recently launched a new campaign to combat low level speeding in South Australia.
Road Safety Minister, Carmel Zollo recently launched a new hard-hitting campaign targeting drink-drivers in South Australia.
Road Safety Minister Carmel Zollo today announced a new road safety partnership between the Motor Accident Commission (MAC) and the Royal Automobile Association (RAA) aimed at young road users.
Reducing casualties from car crashes is the focus of State Government’s latest TV campaign, launched this week by the Motor Accident Commission (MAC).
Road Safety Minister Carmel Zollo says motorists caught driving with a prescribed drug in their system will face tougher penalties from next month.
Road Safety Minister, Carmel Zollo, has launched a new State Government anti-drug drive television campaign.
A Law Career Day for Indigenous Students will be held in Port Augusta today in a bid to improve the numbers of indigenous lawyers practicing in South Australia.
The Motor Accident Commission (MAC) is seeking new ideas to improve road safety. A campaign encouraging South Australians to apply for sponsorship commences this weekend.
One of Adelaide's new trams has been enlisted to help spread an important road safety message.
The Department for Transport, Energy and Infrastructure (DTEI), RAA and the Motor Accident Commission (MAC) have joined forces to push for faster uptake of Electronic Stability Control (ESC) in new cars - a safety feature that greatly reduces the chance of a crash resulting in death or serious injury.
Pedestrians are being urged not to be complacent when crossing roads in a new metropolitan radio campaign that starts today.
According to the Motor Accident Commission, there are positive signs that South Australians are heeding the drink driving message.
To celebrate the 10th Anniversary of the Clipsal 500, racegoers can travel FREE to this year's event on all public transport services operating Saturday 23 and Sunday 24 February.
The State Government has launched a new cycling safety radio campaign to reinforce the importance of sharing the road.
The State Government has launched a seatbelt campaign designed to save lives by shocking car occupants out of any complacency about wearing a seatbelt.