Campaigns

Road Safety Grants Program - Towards Zero

Road Safety Grant Program

Applications for Community Grants open 6 May 2019 for activities and events occurring during 2019-20.

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National Road safety week 2019

National Road Safety Week

National Road Safety Week 2019 is from 6 to 12 May.

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A close up of a speed odometer showing 0 to 220. Instead of reading kilometres it reads age/years. The dial is sitting on 65.

Speeding. There's no future in it

One in five deaths and serious injuries in the NT involves speeding. The new NT MACC campaign targets male drivers…

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Who's your sober bob

Who's Your Sober Bob

The aim of the campaign is to reduce and prevent alcohol-related road trauma on Territory roads. Who’s Your Sober Bob…

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What’s your ANCAP? Safer vehicle choices save lives

What’s your ANCAP? Safer vehicle choices save lives

After many years seeing the number of lives lost on our roads decrease, concerningly, this trend has reversed. The number…

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The blurred background shows a striped pedestrian crossing post and flag. Close up is the image of a school girl. She has a headband with a bow in her hair. She's in school uniform and is carrying her school backpack. The girl is standing at the edge of the path, ready to cross safely.

Back2School

At the beginning of each term, drivers are urged to keep a watchful eye for children around school zones.

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A yellow four wheel drive is driving through water that reaches the bottom of the car. On the right hand side in large text reads Check. Plan. Go. Under this text the url for the road report website is provided. www.roadreport.nt.gov.au

Check. Plan. Go.

The Check. Plan. Go. is a seasonal campaign that promotes the importance of checking road conditions before embarking upon road…

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Three indigenous people are sitting in the front of a ute. On the drivers side is a man with his left arm resting on the back of the passenger seats. Two young girls sit in the other two seats. All people are wearing their seatbelts and with their right hand, they make a 'V' shape using their pointer and middle fingers.

Always wear your seatbelts (Regional and Remote)

A simple hand gesture is part of a new campaign to remind Aboriginal Territorians living in regional and remote areas…

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A man is sitting inside a pub wearing a high viz shirt. His sunglasses hang from his shirt pocket. On the table in front of him is two empty glasses. His keys are on the table in front of him. His left arm is raised with his palm showing in a stop signal.

Enough’s Enough Drink Driving

Alcohol is the largest contributing factor in all deaths and serious injuries on our roads. This campaign aims to tackle…

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Always wear your seatbelts (Urban)

A simple hand gesture is part of a new campaign to remind Territorians living in regional and remote areas to…

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Sorry Business Stories - Drink Driving

A simple hand gesture is part of a new campaign to remind Territorians living in regional and remote areas to…

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In the background there's a firetruck parked next to a white car which has crushed and lays on it's roof. Three paramedics are pushing a man who is strapped on a stretcher. He wears an oxygen mask and a paramedic is carrying the drip bag which is attached to his arm.

No Rego No Cover

The No Rego, No Cover campaign raises awareness about the need to ensure vehicles are registered or run the risk…

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Towards Zero

Towards Zero

Together, our goal is zero. Towards Zero aims to inspire community ownership of the Territory’s road safety challenges with an…

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