| Survey Type | Road conditions feedback |
|---|---|
| Survey Prize | $250 EFTPOS gift card |
| Closing Date | June 18, 2018 |
| Organised By | RACQ |
| Purpose | Identify worst roads for government lobbying |
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The RACQ are are asking road users to nominate roads they feel are in poor condition, dangerous or not meeting the standard for safe driving. When they identify the worst roads they will lobby the government for improved infrastructure and a better experience for all road users.
Your opinion counts! Complete the survey and you can even win a $250 EFTPOS gift card. The survey is open now and it only takes a few minutes to have your say – the results need to be in by June 18, 2018 so:
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the RACQ worst roads survey about?
The RACQ is asking road users to nominate roads they feel are in poor condition, dangerous or not meeting the standard for safe driving. When they identify the worst roads they will lobby the government for improved infrastructure and a better experience for all road users.
When does the Queensland worst roads survey close?
The survey closes on June 18, 2018, so you need to get your responses in before that date.
Is there a prize for completing the survey?
Yes, you can win a $250 EFTPOS gift card by completing the survey.
How long does the survey take to complete?
The survey only takes a few minutes to complete.
Who should complete this survey?
The RACQ wants all road users to participate, especially those who regularly drive Queensland roads and have experienced poor road conditions or dangerous situations.
What happens after the survey results are collected?
Once the worst roads are identified, the RACQ will lobby the government for improved infrastructure and a better experience for all road users.









