More than 50 Queenslanders have been killed using quad bikes since 2011. Be a safer quad bike rider by following five simple steps: always wear a helmet, kids on kids’ bikes, don’t double, don’t overload, quad bike training.
Quad bikes are Queensland farming’s biggest killer
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Always wear a helmet
Wearing a helmet is the best way to minimise the risk of a head injury.
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Kids on kids’ bikes
Adult-sized quad bikes are too large for kids to handle.
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Don't double
Doubling on a single-seat quad bike increases the risk of a rollover.
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Don't overload
Heavy loads and attachments can make quad bikes unstable.
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Quad bike training
Even the most experienced riders need to be prepared for the unexpected.
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Quad bikes and side-by-side vehicles
Safety tips when operating a quad bike.
Radio and print adverts
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Radio advert
Listen to the campaign’s radio advert.
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Come home safe
Too many families have been left devastated by quad bikes, the No. 1 killer on Queensland farms. Be a safer rider by following simple steps.
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Always wear a helmet
Strap on a helmet before you jump on a quad bike and come home safe to your family.
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Kids on kids' bikes
Adult quad bikes are no place for children. Only allow kids to ride kid-sized quad bikes so they can come home safe to your family.
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Don't double
Avoid trouble and don’t double when riding quad bikes, and come home safe to your family.
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Don't overload
It’s dangerous to carry too many items or too much weight on the back of quad bikes, so don’t overload and come home safe to your family.
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Quad bike training
Learning how to correctly and safely ride quad bikes is vital. Get proper quad bike training so you can come home safe to your family.