Transport Accident Commission (TAC)

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This Road Safety Round, players, coaches, volunteers and the footy netball community are sending a message to slow down on the road.

If you're running behind, there's no need to speed. Make sure you show up safely for your team.

The 2024 TAC Club Rewards Program offers up to $10,000 in rewards for local football netball clubs. Apply now via

Learn more here: https://www.aflvic.com.au/tacclubrewards

Travelling down to Victoria to watch State Of Origin? Keep your eyes on the road. This is hook turn country.

Today on World Blood Donor Day we thank all blood donors and encourage you, your friends, your family to become a regular donor – it could save a life.

Heading on a long drive this King’s Birthday long weekend? Don’t drive tired. When you drive on less than 5 hours sleep, you’re 4 times more likely to crash.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders please be aware the following message has images and words of deceased persons.

We’re deeply saddened to hear the news of local Indigenous artist Jurrawaa Stanley’s passing. A prominent Kurnai/Wotjabaluk artist, musician and storyteller, he lived and created on Wadawurrung country. His legacy with the TAC will live on through the artwork he created for our Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP), The Roads that Keep Us Connected.
Our heartfelt thoughts are with Jurrawaa’s family, Nikki and children, to all his extended family, friends and community.

We acknowledge the pain and sadness felt by our First Nations community, and the wider community, with the passing of Norm Stanley. We recognize Norm’s huge contribution to Ceremonies, Art, Education and Culture. We say Nyatne (thank you) for everything he did with Wadawurrung Traditional Owners Aboriginal Corporation, where he was always well respected and valued - he will be dearly missed. We send our condolences, love and support to Wadawurrung Woman Nikki Stanley and children, and to all Norm’s family and the community.

📷 Ferne Millen Photography 2017

Not sure what to get mum for Mother’s Day? Give her the gift of getting home safely. Always wear your seatbelt, avoid distractions and if you drink, don’t drive.

Honouring the men and women, past and present who have served our country.

Have a laugh at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival this weekend – but don’t kid yourself. If you drink, take a taxi home.

If you drive on illict drugs, chances are you will be caught and will face a fine, licence ban and completion of a behaviour change program.

Police conduct millions of random breath tests every year. If you drive with a BAC of .05 or above, chances are you will be caught and will face a fine, licence ban, use of an interlock and completion of a behaviour change program.

Speeding? Chances are you’ll be caught.
It's the fastest way to get a fine and demerit points, or lose your licence altogether.

Heading away this Good Friday?
✅ Get a good sleep the night before you drive
✅ Pause for a tea/coffee and fresh air every 2 hours
✅ Swap drivers if you can
Join the TAC and Driver Reviver for a pause from the road.

Find out more here https://bit.ly/3qfcBPR

If you pick up your phone while driving, chances are you’ll be caught. A text message could cost you $577 and 4 demerit points. Pick up the phone. Pick up a fine.

It’s back to school time. That doesn’t just mean January is almost over, but also school zones are back in action. Look out for school zones in the mornings and afternoons.

We’re saddened to learn Geelong indigenous artist Norm Stanley is facing a significant personal health battle.
Norm, a prominent Kurnai/Wotjabaluk artist, musician and storyteller who lives and creates on Wadawurrung country, was commissioned to create the artwork The Roads that Keep Us Connected for our Reconciliation Action Plan. We wish Norm and his family well.

Deaths on Victoria’s roads increased by almost 24%. As we head into 2024 they’re a reminder to drive safely, so these grim statistics move in the right direction.

*As of 31/12/2023