Communications toolkits

Rural Road Safety Month communications toolkit

Rural Road Safety Month in September is an Australian Road Safety Foundation initiative that's supported by Transport for NSW to raise awareness of regional and rural road safety. The 2026 campaign will run from Saturday 1st August to Monday 31st August. A national community-based road safety initiative, it is designed to highlight additional risks when driving on rural and remote roads across Australia.

Uploaded: 15 Sep 2026

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Bus flashing lights communications toolkit

This communications toolkit has been developed to help promote the bus flashing lights road rule and safety around buses. Key messaging and assets are provided to help you promote safety messages to relevant audiences including motorists, pedestrians and parents and carers.

Uploaded: 9 Sep 2026

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Safety never takes a holiday communications toolkit

Remind your community to travel safe with images, videos, messaging and more from our Safety never takes a holiday communications toolkit.

Uploaded: 8 Sep 2026

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Community Road Safety Grants communications toolkit

Round 12 of the Community Road Safety Grants opened today and will close at 4pm on Monday 28 September 2026.

Uploaded: 28 Aug 2026

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Pedestrian communications toolkit

Pedestrians are vulnerable road users and in the event of a crash have no protection to shield them from the force of impact. This toolkit provides resources to support your local community education activities.

Uploaded: 10 Aug 2026

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Beyond the crash: Real life stories communications toolkit

‘Beyond the crash: Real life stories’ shares honest, powerful accounts from people who've experienced the aftermath of road trauma. Help amplify our road safety message by encouraging your community to read the stories or share their own to remind others why every safe choice on the road matters.

Uploaded: 6 Aug 2026

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Speeding communications toolkit

When the unexpected happens on the road - the speed that you're travelling at matters. 'Just a bit over’ can be the difference between being able to stop in time or not at all.

Uploaded: 1 Jul 2026

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Extreme weather communications toolkit

In the five years 2019-2023, on NSW roads, there were 242 fatalities and 3344 serious injuries in crashes where the surface condition was reported as wet. This communications toolkit has been developed to help promote road safety in the event of extreme weather.

Uploaded: 27 May 2026

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National Road Safety Week 2026 communications toolkit

NRSW is an initiative of Safer Australian Roads and Highways (SARAH) Group. This week-long activation is supported by Transport for NSW (Transport) to raise awareness of road safety nationally. This toolkit includes engagement content to support your local community education activities in support of the annual initiative.

Uploaded: 20 May 2026

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Ride like everything’s out to get you - Communications toolkit

The campaign, Ride like everything’s out to get you, is Transport for NSW’s new motorcycle safety campaign. The campaign is designed for riders of all ages and experience levels, recognising that while enforcement, infrastructure and licensing reform are critical, behaviour on the road remains a key factor in motorcycle safety outcomes.

Uploaded: 11 Feb 2026

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Safer vehicles communications toolkit

Safe vehicle choices can greatly affect your ability to survive a crash. A ‘mistake’ on the road can be fatal, so making a safer choice when buying or riding in a vehicle could mean the difference between life and death.

Uploaded: 18 Dec 2025

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Safe towing communications toolkit

Since 2020, the number of towing vehicles registered across NSW has steadily increased, with caravans and trailers showing the most significant growth. There is a need to continue education for both new and experienced drivers on safe towing practices, including vehicle roadworthiness, proper weight distribution, safe towing behaviours, and specific considerations for different vehicle types.

Uploaded: 18 Dec 2025

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