Keeping safe during the school holidays

School holidays are a time for children to take a break from their daily routines, and spend it with families and friends. There are also opportunities for older children (pre-teens) to start exploring their independence and freedoms.

Reconciliation week: Speak up for languages and road safety

This year’s National Reconciliation Week theme is Be Brave Make Change. It outlines 19 actions for change to benefit all Australians.

Tips for walking to school safely

5 top tips for parents and carers.

Road safety messages with the Wiggles

The Wiggles have joined with Transport for NSW to help reinforce the key road safety messages and keep our children safe.

Eddie Woo explains stopping distances

Eddie Woo, mathematics expert, explains how the faster you go the longer it takes to stop.

The facts on riding motorised wheeled devices in NSW

In NSW it's ILLEGAL to ride motorised wheeled devices, such as electric scooters on public roads, footpaths, car parks or in parks.

Kindergarten Orientation Days and Road Safety

Starting school means lots of changes for children and their families. Travelling to and from school is no exception. Kindergarten orientation days are a great way to promote safe road user behaviours to new parents/carers/grandparents and students. Have you ordered your Kindergarten Orientation Road Safety Library bags yet?

Animated road safety messages

How do you share road safety information with your school community? Transport for NSW have developed the following animations, about expected safe road user behaviours.

Starting high school safely

Information for parents and carers to support their child get ready to travel to and from their new high school.

Which car do you want your year 11 or year 12 child driving?

Enhance young drivers; safety and that of their passengers and other road users by choosing a car with as many of these features as possible.