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MAIC has released its 2025 Motorists and new car buyers report, shedding light on how Queenslanders understand and engage with CTP insurance.

JTI recently hosted their annual showcase event environments, providing a snapshot of key JTI research initiatives aimed at enhancing trauma management across Queensland. 

The EMF recently celebrated their newest grants and scholarship recipients with projects funded by MAIC at their annual grants ceremony event.

Catch up on the latest Queensland road safety and CTP scheme developments: MAIC quarterly newsletter and scheme insights out now.

Claimants will be better protected thanks to the Motor Accident Insurance Commission’s new Claims Management Standard for unrepresented claimants. The new Standard, and accompanying information sheet, has been designed to help unrepresented claimants navigate the claim journey.

Looking for an older document or report? MAIC archival content is now accessible through the Queensland Government Publications portal.

The Queensland Road Safety Research Collaboration was established to advance road safety research aimed at reducing road trauma and claims frequency within Queensland’s CTP Scheme. Officially commencing on 1 January 2025 with the addition of Griffith University to existing long-term partnerships with QUT and UniSC, the collaboration seeks to strengthen communication and cooperation between MAIC and its university partners.

Catch up on the latest Queensland road safety and CTP scheme developments: MAIC quarterly newsletter and scheme insights out now.

A new “smart bumper sticker” pilot aims to reduce tailgating and rear-end crashes on Queensland roads.

All licensed CTP insurers are onboard to pilot the new secure insurer reporting platform: MAIC Exchange.