Motor Accidents Insurance Board - MAIB

02/09/2026

Have your say in the next Road Safety Strategy! This important work will lead efforts to improve road safety and reduce road trauma across Tasmania from 2027 and beyond.

Help shape the future direction of road safety in Tasmania and support the shared goal of reducing deaths and serious injuries on our roads.

📣 HAVE YOUR SAY 📣
The Tasmanian Government is developing Tasmania's next Road Safety Strategy, and they want to hear from you.

Every death and serious injury on Tasmania's roads has a profound impact on individuals, families and communities. While important progress has been made over time, too many people continue to be killed or seriously injured on our roads. The next Road Safety Strategy will lead efforts to improve road safety and reduce road trauma across Tasmania from 2027 and beyond.

Your feedback will help shape the future direction of road safety in Tasmania and support the shared goal of reducing deaths and serious injuries on our roads.

To learn more and have your say, visit: https://engage.building.tas.gov.au/tasmanias-next-road-safety-strategy
Public consultation is now open and will close on 6 October 2026 at 11:59 pm.

31/08/2026

Congratulations to the semi-finalists of the 2026 Tasmanian community Achievement Awards!

We have sponsored the Community Safety and Disability Achievement awards and are amazed by the work done by each semi-finalist.

27/08/2026

Been in a motor vehicle accident and need to make an MAIB claim? https://maib.tas.gov.au/?utm_name=sked&utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_content=sked_6a8bdac3afd982bf5c1170e7

25/08/2026

Throughout August we have been supporting the Australian Red Cross Lifeblood Blood Drive.

At the MAIB, we believe in giving back to our community. Donating blood is an easy way to help out, and it directly helps people recovering from accidents, serious injuries, surgeries and illnesses. A single donation can make a life changing difference for someone in need.

To donate with us, register with Lifeblood through the link below.
https://my.donateblood.com.au/app/myteams_home/Motor%20Accident%20Insurance%20Board%20MAIB?orgId=184637

Australian Red Cross Lifeblood

20/08/2026

UPDATE: WE ARE BACK ONLINE 👍

‼️We are having website issues at present which means you may have problems getting hold of us through some of the usual channels.

You can still contact us via phone (1800 006 224) and email ([email protected])

We hope to be back up and running again soon.

19/08/2026

Brain Injury Awareness Week is officially underway in Tasmania.

MAIB was pleased to join the Brain Injury Association of Tasmania (BIAT) for this week’s launch, bringing together people with lived experience, families, supporters and organisations working across the brain injury community.

This year’s theme, Brain Injury: Many Pathways, One Community, recognises that every experience of brain injury is different, while highlighting the importance of connection, understanding and support.

Thank you to BIAT for bringing the community together and continuing to raise awareness of brain injury across Tasmania.

Watch some of the highlights from the launch below.

19/08/2026

This week is Brain Injury Awareness Week, a time to recognise the many different experiences of people living with brain injury, their families, carers and support networks.

This year’s theme, Brain Injury: Many Pathways, One Community, highlights that every brain injury journey is different, but no one should have to navigate it alone.

MAIB is proud to support Tasmanians impacted by brain injury and the organisations and health professionals working alongside them on their recovery journey.


Synapse - Australia's Brain Injury Organisation

18/08/2026

104 near misses. 104 times the consequences could have been devastating.

This Rail Safety Week, TasRail is reminding all road users that taking a risk at a level crossing is never worth it.

Slow down, obey the signs and signals and always check for trains before crossing.

Take a few extra seconds. It could save a life.

See TasRail’s important message below.

13/08/2026

More than 8,000 handmade hearts, each one showing support for people impacted by brain injury.

MAIB was proud to get involved in the Brain Injury Association of Tasmania Hearts for Brain Injuries project, contributing handmade hearts alongside people and organisations from across the community.

The finished installation will be unveiled at the launch of Brain Injury Awareness Week on Tuesday 18 August at Moonah Arts Centre.

Congratulations to BIAT and everyone who helped bring this incredible community effort together.

Send a message to learn more

11/08/2026

An illegal e-scooter could leave you without MAIB cover.

Not every e-scooter qualifies as a legal Personal Mobility Device in Tasmania. If your scooter exceeds the legal specifications, it may be considered a motor vehicle and registration and insurance requirements apply.

Know what you're riding, know the rules and make sure you're covered.

See the important reminder from Tasmania Police below.