Media releases

An RAC survey has found up to 75 per cent of West Australians support higher density living coupled with better public transport to tackle the state’s travel challenges, as population growth soars.

This week, 16,000 high school students will witness the tragedy and life-changing consequences of road trauma at RAC bstreetsmart, delivered in partnership with WA’s emergency services.

Road rage, impatience and distracted driving are the worst behaviours road users are witnessing, according to an RAC poll of more than 14,000 West Australians.

South West high school students will learn the alarming realities of reckless driving during RAC Project Road Smart on Wednesday 26 and Thursday 27 February.

RAC welcomes the announcement that the WA Liberals will commit $100 million in funding to local government roads if elected.

Results are in for the RAC Risky Roads survey with over 18,000 nominations received to pinpoint dangerous hot spots across Western Australia’s road network.

An RAC survey has found only 42 per cent of commuters are satisfied with their commute to work, with soaring population growth blamed for longer trips that are fuelling frustration.

RAC welcomes the announcement that a re-elected WA Labor Government will commit $125 million in funding to expanding the Regional Road Safety Program onto local government roads.

RAC is urging drivers to remain vigilant with their keys as data shows child and pet lock-ins a daily occurrence in WA.

A road safety smartphone app designed to help young people safely navigate WA roads has been crowned the winner of the RAC Ignite Leadership Program for 2024.