Another truck has crashed on the Bruce Highway, 25 kilometres from Tuesday's five-truck pile-up, prompting widespread calls for urgent funding to improve safety.
Theodore locals call notorious bend in road 'fruit salad corner'
A small Queensland town named a notorious bend in the road 'fruit salad corner' after multiple truck spills left them with free fruit and vegetables.
Has Video Duration: 1 minute 21 seconds.Bus company refuses government-funded safety officers amid calls for contract review
One of Australia's largest bus companies has declined to hire government-funded security officers to crack down on fare evasion, violence, and anti-social behaviour.
Photo shows A man next to an orange TWU signDate revealed for Sydney Airport 'gateway' opening, with drivers urged to practise
The Minns government releases animated virtual drive-through videos of the Sydney Gateway, which links the M8 and St Peters interchange with the domestic and international airport terminals.
Photo shows Digital image of a two-way highway with an aeroplane flying in the distance.Tram line to temporarily shut to make way for a $200 million overpass in Adelaide's south
The South Australian and federal governments will each contribute $100 million towards an overpass at Morphettville, temporarily closing the Glenelg tram line for approximately six months in 2025.
Photo shows A mock up image of a tram overpass.Share hire e-scooters will be permanently legalised across Victoria following a two-year trial
E-scooters will be permanently legalised across Victoria from October, when a range of safety and compliance measures roll out including tougher fines for those not following the rules.
Photo shows Orange scooters parked on a CBD street on a grey overcast day.Crackdown on drivers selling demerit points online after French man had 200 applied to licence
The Demerit Point Integrity Taskforce has been set up to investigate drivers manipulating the demerit point system by nominating another driver to take demerit points for an offence.
Photo shows A composite of two ads on Facebook Marketplace.Inquiry reveals plan to fix Sydney's tolls which are 'too high, too unfair and an ever-increasing burden'
A long-awaited review into Sydney's toll network has recommended a two-way toll across the Harbour Bridge and for drivers to be charged per kilometre, which would decrease with every kilometre travelled.
Photo shows cars driving towards the entrance of a tunnel'Concerning lack of clarity and transparency' around troubled Rozelle Interchange, inquiry finds
The committee found there was poor consultation and information sharing with the community throughout the design, construction and opening of the interchange.
Photo shows Image shows congestion and traffic delays. You can see cars, grey road on a gloomy day.'I was born 100 years too late': Col and her vintage wagon ride back in time for Cobb & Co mail delivery
The Queensland woman is training her horses to travel 76-kilometres through dust and dirt to retrace the path of Australia's last horse-drawn mail run.
Photo shows A woman in a blue top and white cap smiles next two her two white ponies harnessed to a yellow wagonWhat happens when you give cyclists more rights on the road? This city is finding out
By allowing cyclists to ride in the centre of the road, Toowoomba's Pierce Street is changing conversations around transport and urban planning.
Photo shows A man holding a bike helmet under his armHow Australia changed the 4WD that's influenced designs across the world
Four-wheel drives are commonplace in Australia, but that wasn't always the way.
Photo shows Land Rovers on a misty mountainVehicles copping a 'hell of a hit' on pothole-ridden Barkly highways
The NT cattle industry and tourists are calling for urgent repairs on the Stuart, Barkly and Tablelands highways after a heavy wet season caused significant damage.
Photo shows A pothole more than a meter long sits in a sealed road. A red warning sign is in the edge of the road.Self-driving cars a 'game changer' for disabled Aussies, but they've got a kangaroo problem
Darren waits "hours and hours and hours" for taxis in Queensland, and hopes self-driving cars might be the answer. But an unpredictable marsupial is standing in the way.
Photo shows a man in a wheelchair sits beside a TeslaOutback truckers halted for days after deluge destroys road, prompting calls for more investment
The WA opposition says flood damage to the Geraldton-Mount Magnet road shows investment in country roads is being deeply under-resourced.
Photo shows A damaged, waterlogged road'People grieve in different ways': Emotions still raw a year after the Hunter Valley bus crash
Twelve months after the Hunter Valley bus crash claimed the lives of 10 people, affected communities and first responders are still coming to terms with the tragedy.
Photo shows framed images of the victims of the Hunter Valley bus crashBus museum takes delivery of precious restored 1948 Leyland double decker bus
A double decker bus operated by one of the most significant transport families in Australia has been acquired after a public fundraising drive, bringing the immaculately restored vehicle to the Sydney Bus Museum.
Photo shows Two double decker buses parked alongside each other inside a shed. One is yellow and blue and the other is yellow and red.Gone early Monday, back late Friday: Being married to a truck driver can be lonely
Families of truck drivers worry every time they hear of a crash. Recent high-profile accidents on Australian roads involving heavy vehicles have highlighted concerns about the safety of the transport industry.
Photo shows A lady smiling in a purple topPacific Highway closed for five hours after truck smashes into shopfront
One of Australia's busiest highways was closed for five hours after a truck driver lost control and smashed into a shopfront.
Photo shows The back of a semi-trailer and the shopfront it crashed into.As Queensland trials 50c public transport fares, experts say there are more ways to improve our commute
Nationally, most of us opt to get behind the wheel when it comes to commuting to work. But as one Australian state slashes public transport fares, experts say there's more to do in improving the way we get around.
Photo shows Image shows congestion and traffic delays. You can see cars, grey road on a gloomy day.WFH didn't catch on in Brisbane quite as much as some other states. It led to the country's priciest parking rates
New data shows Brisbane CBD has overtaken Sydney CBD as the most expensive place to casually park as demand grows in the city. An expert explains why.
Photo shows several cars parked between concrete pillars.