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Motor Accidents Insurance Board

# Supporting people impacted by road trauma

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 ![Accident hero home](https://maib.tas.gov.au/volumes/images/Content/_2000xAUTO_crop_center-center_none/6157/accident-hero-home.webp) 

## Have you been in an accident?

Learn how the MAIB can assist you in the event of a motor vehicle accident where yourself or another person is injured

 

 

 

 [Lodge a claim](https://maib.tas.gov.au/lodgeclaim) [Learn how](https://maib.tas.gov.au/how-we-can-assist-you) 

 

 

 

 

 

 

### Already have a Claim?

- [Claiming treatment](https://maib.tas.gov.au/claiming-treatment)
- [Work & Income Claims](https://maib.tas.gov.au/work-income-claims)
- [Forms & Resources](https://maib.tas.gov.au/resources)
 
### Service providers

- [Working with MAIB](https://maib.tas.gov.au/working-with-maib)
- [Invoicing MAIB](https://maib.tas.gov.au/invoicing-maib)
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 ## Road Trauma Support Tasmania

Free, confidential counselling and support for people affected by road crashes.

**Call or text 0427 487 251 for support**.

 

 

 

 

 [ Find out more ](https://maib.tas.gov.au/road-trauma-support-tasmania) 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   [  ![MAIB Disability Achievement Award Winner Jane Wardlaw](https://maib.tas.gov.au/volumes/images/Content/News/_1200x700_crop_center-center_none/13678/MAIB-Disability-Achievement-Award-Winner-Jane-Wardlaw-1.webp) 

 ### A lifetime of advocacy: Jane Wardlaw’s contribution to disability rights recognised

Disability advocate Jane Wardlaw was recognised with the MAIB Disability Achievement Award at the 2025 Community Achievement Awards for her lifelong commitment to inclusion and reform.

  Read More  

   ](https://maib.tas.gov.au/news/a-lifetime-of-advocacy-jane-wardlaws-contribution-to-disability-rights-recognised)  

  [  ![MAIB Community Safety Award Winner The Salvation Army Street Teams Tasmania with Derek Thurm left 1](https://maib.tas.gov.au/volumes/images/Images/Articles/_1200x700_crop_center-center_none/11480/MAIB-Community-Safety-Award-Winnner-The-Salvation-Army-Street-Teams-Tasmania-with-Derek-Thurm-left-1.webp) 

 ### Keeping partygoers safe

For more than a decade, the Salvation Army Street Teams initiative has played a crucial role in ensuring the safety and wellbeing of young people out late at night in Tasmania’s nightlife precincts.

  Read More  

   ](https://maib.tas.gov.au/news/keeping-partygoers-safe)  

  [  ![Paul](https://maib.tas.gov.au/volumes/images/Images/Articles/_1200x700_crop_center-center_none/10567/Paul-horizontal.webp) 

 ### Meet Paul - client, artist, outdoor enthusiast

It started after a mate commented on the number of guitars Paul had lying around and asked what he was going to do with them. Paul, who has had a guitar in hand since he was in the third grade, looked around and knew he didn’t want to get rid of them. But what to do with them? Then inspiration struck, and Paul entered his artist’s phase.

  Read More  

   ](https://maib.tas.gov.au/news/meet-paul-client-artist-outdoor-enthusiast)  

  [  ![MG 0042](https://maib.tas.gov.au/volumes/images/Images/Articles/_1200x700_crop_center-center_none/10532/MG_0042.webp) 

 ### Rural and remote students learning first aid skills for life 

In a proactive initiative supported by the MAIB Injury Prevention and Management Foundation, Scottsdale High School, located in the rural north-east of the state has successfully delivered vital first aid training to over 90 students across Years 10-12 in the past three years.

  Read More  

   ](https://maib.tas.gov.au/news/rural-and-remote-students-learning-first-aid-skills-for-life)  

 

 

 

 

 

   ![Safer roads](https://maib.tas.gov.au/volumes/images/Content/_1920xAUTO_crop_center-center_none/6082/safer-roads.webp) 

 

 

 ![Safer roads](https://maib.tas.gov.au/volumes/images/Content/_1920xAUTO_crop_center-center_none/6082/safer-roads.webp) 

 

 

## Working towards safer roads 

We are working towards our vision of zero deaths and serious injuries on Tasmanian roads. The only way that we can get there is by working together. We can no longer accept that people will die or be seriously injured using our roads.

 [ Road Safety & Community ](https://maib.tas.gov.au/community-road-safety)