Welcome to the Spot Joe Rider competition!

Thank you for joining us in the Spot Joe Rider competition as part of Motorcycle Awareness Month! Your participation is helping raise awareness about the importance of watching out for motorcyclists and making our roads safer for everyone.

If you spotted Joe Rider, enter now to win 'Why Leave Town' Tweed gift cards:

$50 daily prize
a grand prize of $250 at the end of the week.

How it works

Keep an eye out for riders wearing the bright yellow Joe Rider vests.

If you spot one from Saturday 18 October to Sunday 26 October 2025, submit your sighting by filling out the entry form below.

A bonus entry will be given to Your Say Tweed members. If you're not already a member, register to Your Say Tweed before completing the entry form.

Each entry increases your chances of winning daily prizes or the grand prize! The more times you enter, the better your chances of winning.

Entry into the competition is free and no purchase is necessary to enter. It's open to all Australian residents who live, work or spend time in the Tweed.

Why participate

Your participation not only gives you a shot at fantastic prizes, but it also plays an important role in saving lives by increasing road awareness.

Motorcyclists are among the most vulnerable road users. By paying closer attention to motorcyclists on the road, you're helping to reduce crashes or near misses.

Motorcyclists are overrepresented in road trauma. From 2018 to 2022, motorcycles comprised only 4.4% of registered vehicles in NSW but accounted for 18.6% of road fatalities. Transport for NSW data from 2018 to 2022 reports that motorcyclists accounted for 19% of all road fatalities and 22% of serious injuries in NSW. In contrast, within the Tweed during the same period, motorcyclists were involved in 47.6% of all road fatalities and 30.5% of serious injuries.
Male riders accounted for 96.7% of fatalities and 92.8% of serious injuries. The age group most affected (45.8% of fatalities and 50.8% of serious injuries) were riders between 30 and 59 years old, with an increase from 2022 to 2023 (from 21 to 24 deaths).
Young and novice riders (aged 17 to 29) accounted for 31.8% of fatalities and 36.8% of injuries, highlighting their road vulnerability.

Good luck spotting Joe Rider and thank you for helping make the Tweed a safer place for everyone!

Enter now!