Helping young Tasmanians make safer choices BodySafe is helping young Tasmanians think twice before taking risks, using real lived experience to spark honest conversations about road safety, injury prevention and personal responsibility. Read More
Youth sign pledge to be safer for Road Safety Week Tasmanian teenagers urged to pledge safer choices on the road as MAIB launches National Road Safety Week with a school event in Hobart. Read More
MAIB Foundation funding boosts road crash rescue capability in North-East Tasmania The Motor Accidents Insurance Board (MAIB) Injury Prevention and Management Foundation has committed $120,000 to strengthen road crash rescue capability in Tasmania’s North-East, supporting the delivery of two new Heavy Road Crash Rescue Vehicles for the St Helens and St Marys State Emergency Service units. Read More
Safe transport services that saves lives For more than 15 years, the Motor Accidents Insurance Board (MAIB) has supported the MAIB Nightrider service, helping provide safe, reliable late-night public transport options for Tasmanians when they need them most. Read More
Finding strength through support Road crashes are sudden and can have lifelong impacts. Road Trauma Support Tasmania provides a free confidential, caring and supportive counselling service, specialising in trauma and grief counselling. The service support for those who have been involved in a road crash or affected by a road crash is funded by the Motor Accidents Insurance Board. Read More
MAIB Delivers Over $1.1 million to Support Road Safety and Trauma Recovery Across Tasmania The Motor Accidents Insurance Board (MAIB) has announced more than $1.1 million in grants to improve road safety and support Tasmanians affected by motor accidents. Read More