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Drunk and dangerous drivers in New South Wales will be subject to harsher penalties if they commit crimes with children in their cars. NSW Premier Barry O’Farrell confirmed the introduction of tougher penalties yesterday.
P-plate drivers in Victoria and New South Wales will be rewarded with movie tickets and bowling passes for taking part in a new, multi-million-dollar road safety program. The P Drivers Project aims to enlist more than 26,000 drivers aged between...
The innovative Find My Car feature on Westfield’s smartphone app has been temporarily disabled after a Sydney-based online security expert discovered publicly accessible information that allowed anyone to know exactly when cars entered and exited...
NSW Police is encouraging Sydney motorists to drive with their doors locked after two drivers were stabbed in their cars earlier this week. A police spokeswoman confirmed the two attacks – one in Auburn early on Sunday morning, the other on...
NSW motorists, particularly in Sydney, are choosing to leave the car keys on the rack and use other means to travel on weekdays, according to a recent Bureau of Transport Statistics survey.
Westfield has introduced an Australian-first feature on its free iPhone application that gives shoppers step-by-step directions back to their car. The Westfield complex at Bondi Junction in Sydney is the first store to implement the new ‘Find My...
Sydney Lord Mayor Clover Moore is trying to make it illegal for backpackers to sell their vehicles on certain streets in Sydney. Ms Moore introduced a Private Members Bill into Parliament last week.
The 15km drive from Sydney’s northern beaches to the CBD is officially the slowest daily peak-hour commute in the country. If you leave Manly at 8am on a Tuesday (which is apparently the worst day of the week), it will take you on average 50...
It seems that the NSW Roads & Traffic Authority is as confused as any of us over what speed we should be doing along many of the states major roads. It also appears that NSW State Liberal Government has been listening to driver’s...
Victoria’s speed cameras could be in for a similar shake-up to those in New South Wales, with the state’s Auditor-General set to deliver an audit into the effectiveness of its fixed cameras to Parliament in late August.