About the TAC

The TAC's media team provide media and the public with news and information about the TAC and road safety issues.  You'll also find information about upcoming events, as well as commentary and opinions on current TAC issues.

The TAC pays benefits to people injured in transport accidents.  Working closely with Victoria Police and Vic Roads, the TAC also develops campaigns that increase awareness of issues, change behaviour and reduce the incidence of road trauma.

A career at the TAC provides a challenging, satisfying and rewarding experience.  Based in Geelong, the TAC offers a diverse range of roles from claims management through to marketing and communications.

Current positions available

The TAC takes seriously its responsibility to the Victorian community. The TAC supports initiatives and organisations that reflect its values and engages with its stakeholders in meaningful ways.

The TAC’s partnerships are about working collaboratively to deliver targeted activities that engage the Victorian community and help achieve the TAC’s goals. At the foundation of every TAC partnership is a belief in shared responsibility, that is, we are all part of the solution of achieving zero deaths and serious injuries on Victoria’s roads.

These short videos have been developed to help answer some common questions you might have about the TAC.

The TAC welcomes your feedback and enquiries.  Our call centre is open from 8.30am to 5.30pm Monday to Friday, or alternatively you could write a letter or send us an email.