2020 press releases

Regional NSW will play a big role in rebuilding the economy after COVID-19 restrictions, with families increasingly looking for holiday options closer to home.

The NRMA is today welcoming the NSW Government’s announcement that regional holidays will re-open on June 1.

The NRMA is expanding its free road safety education program to high schools across the Hunter and Central Coast regions ahead of the busy holiday season.

A new report has found strong public support for fines revenue being directed into improving roads and road safety education in schools to keep children safe.

People are being reminded that double-demerits will apply from midnight tonight and will include an active school zone day tomorrow.

The NRMA has welcomed $72.2 Billion in funding for road, infrastructure and public transport projects across the state – a $16.5 billion increase from last year.

NRMA calls for families to stay home over the Easter holiday break and instead take part in the NRMA’s virtual 'Kids Club' setting up a tent or caravan at home.

As social distancing changes the way we get around, we call on all road users to remember to keep an eye out for each other.

Parents are being urged to do their research before buying child restraints after a catastrophic failure saw a dummy ejected from its seat in tests.

The NRMA has today announced that it will mobilise its workforce of roadside assistance patrols, call centre and staff to deliver a range of much-needed support services to at-risk members of the community in partnership with key community groups.