For the record
"For the record" allows the community to read about the views of the TAC on current issues.
It's disappointing to see a prominent Australian such as Senator David Leyonhjelm (Herald Sun Opinion 5 February) attempt to argue that speeding and hooning are somehow acceptable. Speed limits are part of an overall system that aspires to the target of zero deaths on our roads. The vast majority of It appears that Mr Moore (Opinion, February 5) is yet to grasp the link between speeding and road trauma. If he did, he would know that exceeding the speed limit by as little as 5km/h in a 60 zone is enough to double your crash risk.I also take exception to Dear editor, Between finishing their VCE exams and Schoolies Week celebrations, Victoria’s latest round of school leavers have plenty to look forward to in coming weeks. Schoolies is an exciting time for any young person and for many of them it will be the first time they will be going While the TAC extends our heartfelt thoughts to Mr Wilson during his recovery, for privacy reasons it's not appropriate to discuss information relating to individual claims and circumstances.
For media inquiries please contact TAC Media Manager, Cath Allen on ph:0428 938 581 The travel by TAC board members and CEO referred to in the Herald Sun on 18 September was in line with the TAC's International Travel Policy.At the time of travel, the policy stated that directors and CEOs could travel first class. Following a review in 2013, the TAC changed itsFor the record - Speed limits and hoon laws save lives - Minister for Roads and Road Safety Luke Donnellan - 06 Feb 2015
For the record - Response to Peter Moore’s Geelong Advertiser column - 06 Feb 2015
For the record - Letter to the Editor - Schoolies - 14 Nov 2014
For the record - TAC response to Channel 7 story about cyclist Rory Wilson - 11 Nov 2014
For the record - International travel by TAC CEO and directors - 18 Sep 2014
