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Caravan and trucking industries urge road safety as families prepare for summer holidays

Whether towing or driving a recreational vehicle, a family sedan, or operating a heavy vehicle, take extra care during one of the busiest periods on Queensland roads. (File)

These school holidays, Queenslanders are being reminded to prioritise safety and share the road responsibly during the summer's busiest travel […]

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