Renowned Australian and international performers will campaign for road safety as part of a new partnership between the Transport Accident Commission and Victoria’s state-wide celebration of live music, ALWAYS LIVE.
Women’s basketball is set to play an important role in reminding regional Victorian motorists to slow down and drive safely.
A ground-breaking new partnership will give Victorians impacted by road trauma access to facilitated conferencing with other people involved in their accidents, as part of their recovery journey.
The Victorian Government is now accepting applications for a new round of grants to help community groups address road safety issues in their local areas.
The Victorian Government is urging Victorian drivers and motorcyclists to look out for each other and share the roads safely, with the number of motorbikes on the roads expected to increase as the weather warms up.
More than 150 Victorian football and netball clubs will share in more than half a million dollars for their efforts to promote road safety in their communities.
The Transport Accident Commission’s Annual Report was tabled in State Parliament today, showing the agency has emerged stronger and more resilient following two pandemic-affected years.
New data from a survey of almost 1,000 motorcyclists has highlighted concerning attitudes toward speeding and protective gear, prompting a safety reminder from the Victorian Government.
