r/DrivingAustralia↗
Welcome to r/DrivingAustralia - a community for Aussie & Kiwi drivers! 🚗🇦🇺 Share your driving experiences, road trip stories, off-road adventures, dashcam clips, car news, and questions about road rules, licensing, and road conditions across Australia and New Zealand. Whether you’re cruising the coast, tackling the Outback, or stuck in Brisbane traffic - this is the place to chat, vent, and connect with fellow motorists. Keep it safe, respectful, and on the left!
11k subscribers165 posts / mo in Sep 2026 (incl. ~2% by known bots)134 authors / mosince 2025
r/DrivingAustralia has 11k members. It gets about 165 posts a month from 134 people. Top topics: Traffic Conflicts, Traffic Lights and Flow and Lane Issues.
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Share of the subreddit's posts
- Traffic Conflicts6.0%
- Traffic Lights and Flow3.3%
- Lane Issues3.1%
- Speed Limits & Enforcement3.1%
- Electric Vehicles in Australia1.6%
Brands people mention
Most-mentioned brands and sites, last 12 months
- Drive
- Australian Broadcasting Corporation
- NRMA
- CarExpert
- Wolfram
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