NSW Road Rules Awareness Week 2025

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This week 18 – 24 August 2025 is a timely reminder that road safety doesn’t just apply on your way to and from work, it matters while you’re working too. If your job puts you behind the wheel, whether it’s your own car or one provided by your employer, do you know your rights, risks, and responsibilities?

Tune into this powerful episode of Keep Your Wheels On:

 

LISTEN HERE!

Hosted by Rusty and Lisa, with expert insights from driver trainer Murray and Graeme Moat from TAFE NSW, this episode explores:

  • Can your boss make you drive that vehicle?
  • What if you’re not comfortable or experienced with it?
  • What are the insurance and safety implications when your car becomes your office?

Whether you’re an employee, employer, or trainer, this is a must-listen during Road Rules Awareness Week.

Let’s keep each other safe on the roads, at all times.

#NSWRoadRulesWeek #RoadSafety #WorkplaceSafety #DrivingForWork #KeepYourWheelsOn #TAFENSW #SCLAA

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