Police Minister Neil Roberts will - on December 13 - reveal the launch day for a new phone line - 13HOON - aimed at providing a memorable contact point and reducing the burden on the triple-0 emergency number.
Mr Roberts said people would need to provide details including the hoon's car registration, vehicle description and location of the hooning when they called.
"Queenslanders told us that they were fed up with hoons taking to our streets doing burn-outs, engaging in illegal drag racing and generally driving in an unsafe manner," Mr Roberts said.
Incidents with no immediate danger will be forwarded to a police operations centre to have units respond when available, but triple-0 should still be called for urgent hoon cases.
Mr Roberts said the new hotline gave an easy-to-remember central contact point to report hoons.
"The Queensland Police Service emphasises that community members should not place themselves at
risk to report this antisocial behaviour," he said.
