The Tasmanian Government has expanded its $50 million Energy Saver Loan Scheme, allowing households and businesses switching to an electric vehicle (EV) to receive assistance with the purchase of home charging infrastructure. The existing Energy Saver Loan Scheme, which provides …
The Tasmanian Government has chosen National Road Safety Week to unveil its new awareness campaign, Road Safety Starts With Me. Hon. Michael Ferguson, Tasmania’s Deputy Premier and Minister for Infrastructure and Transport launched the new campaign in Launceston at the …
An exciting moment for McConnell Dowell’s work on Tasmania’s New Bridgewater Bridge, as half of the construction barges that will be used to deliver the project arrive in Hobart. The barges are key enabler for the delivery of the largest …
A new round of advertising has been launched in Tasmania, highlighting the impact that crashes at road work sites have on the families of road workers. The Your Speed is Our Safety campaign is being led by the Civil Contractors …
The Tasmanian Government has been seeking community input on ideas to help prevent road deaths and trauma though a series of community forums held across the state this week. Despite a number of policy interventions and innovations over recent years, …
The Tasmanian Government has announced it will expand its road rule requiring vehicles to slow down to 40 km/h when passing emergency vehicles like police, fire and ambulances to now also include roadside assistance vehicles with flashing yellow lights. This …
Tasmania’s road network will be safer and more sustainable as a result of the record level of infrastructure investment included in today’s Tasmanian State Budget according to Roads Australia (RA), the peak body for roads within an integrated transport system.