We are working towards our vision of zero deaths and serious injuries on Tasmanian roads. The only way that we can get there is by working together. We can no longer accept that people will die or be seriously injured using our roads. Find out how you can help make our roads safer by exploring speeding, driver distraction, driving under the influence, seatbelt and restraints, and driving tired.
*Statistics are up to date as of Friday, 19th December 2025.
**Statistics are subject to change due to reclassification.
Tasmanian drivers are being urged to take extra care on the roads this Easter, with the long weekend traditionally bringing increased traffic across the state. “Many people take this opportunity to visit family or get away for a few days, and we are reminding drivers that small decisions behind the wheel can have life-changing consequences,”…
Fatigue isn’t just about long drives. It can strike close to home, after a full day at work or during everyday trips when routines feel familiar. While many people associate fatigue with extended travel, the reality is that tiredness can affect anyone at any time, often before they even get behind the wheel. Life doesn’t…
A new road safety campaign is urging Tasmanians to stop and think about the devasting consequences that can result from driving over the legal alcohol limit. The tagline “Are you honestly thinking of risking it” underpins the Road Safety Advisory Council’s (RSAC) new campaign, and challenges people of all ages to pause before making a…