RACQ Group Executive Insurance Trent Sayers has addressed the Joint Select Committee on Northern Australia's Cyclone Reinsurance Pool on 25 November 2022. See statement below:

RACQ has launched a thought-provoking road safety campaign to raise awareness of the disproportionate number of men killed on the State’s roads.

Almost all road deaths and injuries are preventable. 

Of the 297 people who were killed on Queensland roads last year, almost a quarter were young drivers aged between 16 and 24 years old.

Life is full of distractions and they don’t disappear when we are driving.

Making a habit of checking your vehicle before you hit the road is essential to your safety.

RACQ has released its inaugural For the Greater Good – FY22 Report, as part of the Club’s Annual Reporting suite.

Play your music too loud? Driving with an animal on your lap? It could cost you.

Beefed-up Ford Ranger utes ready for work or play.

The State’s peak motoring body has expressed frustration drivers continued to risk their lives behind the wheel, after shocking figures revealed two new mobile cameras caught more than 70 drivers speeding each day.

RACQ has issued a warning to motorists to slow down after new statistics revealed Queensland lead-foots had risked lives and forked out thousands of dollars in speeding fines.

Authorities have warned North Queensland residents the Bruce Highway could be cut by flood waters for several more days, even after the Herbert River peaks on Friday afternoon.

The State’s 10 most lucrative mobile speed camera locations have been revealed, with more than 41,000 infringements worth approximately $8 million handed out last year.

Shocking new figures released by RACQ found the majority of Brisbane motorists do not know how to properly indicate on roundabouts.

RACQ has welcomed the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission’s (ACCC) probe into the operations of new car dealers and manufacturers, after more than a decade of campaigning for greater protection for consumers.

RACQ has encouraged South East Queensland motorists to take part in Australia’s largest trial of Connected Vehicle Technology (CVT), to help shape future mobility in Queensland.

RACQ has applauded the Queensland Government for listening to its calls and today announcing it would freeze public transport fare increases for 2021.