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Victorian basketballers unite for road safety message

Thousands of Victorian basketballers, from local juniors to elite stars, are stepping up as road safety ambassadors this month as Basketball Victoria and the Transport Accident Commission (TAC) hold the first Basketball Road Safety Round.

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Too many lives lost on our roads in 2025

The Victorian Government is focused on reducing road trauma now and in the new year, following too many lives lost on Victoria’s roads in 2025.

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Urging Drivers To Rest And Be Safe This Holiday Season

As thousands of Victorians take to the roads this festive season, the Victorian Government is reminding motorists of a simple but life-saving message – take regular breaks and avoid driving while tired.

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Code safety: TAC recruits more sports to tackle road trauma

A new Transport Accident Commission (TAC) campaign will see Victoria’s grassroots and elite sportspeople spread the critical road safety messages across Victoria – beyond the field.

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Encouraging safer driver behaviour this holiday season

A new campaign launched by the TAC and Victoria Police highlights the risks of speeding and drink driving, and the critical role police play in deterring these dangerous behaviours.

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Winners revealed for road safety film competition

The Victorian Government and the Transport Accident Commission (TAC) have awarded the winners of the annual Split Second film competition.

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Road policing boost to deliver more drug test

The Victorian Government is making Victorian roads safer with a $20 million boost to road policing operations, which will see more roadside drug tests and improved technology to catch those doing the wrong thing.

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Victorian clubs rewarded for road safety leadership

More than 300 grassroots football and netball clubs have shared a total of $700,000 for leading the way in promoting road safety in their communities.

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