ROAD users are again being called on to make their voices heard in the lead-up to the NSW election.
The Rate Your Roads grassroots campaign empowers the community to identify the roads most in need of improvement.
People can have their say at mynrma.com.au/rateyourroad or via QR code in the summer edition of The Open Road magazine. Drivers can take the survey multiple times.
In the last Rate Your Roads Survey, held in 2023, more than 28,000 people took part – a record for
an Australian transport survey.
NRMA released the report in March 2023, a month before the NSW Election. The NSW Government has since allocated $34 billion to state’s road network.
NRMA CEO Mike Baird said that while statewide progress had been achieved since the last Rate Your Road survey, this work needed to continue.
“Road safety never sleeps. The progress made at these sites shows that people power works and when an army of motorists uses its voice, we can make a difference,” Mr Baird said.
“Some of our most important roads have seen significant upgrades over the years that we have run this campaign. They have fallen off our list of the state’s worst.
“Nobody knows the roads better than the public who drive on them. We need motorists to have their say and remind people they can vote more than once for their worst roads.”
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