Transport Accident Commission (TAC)

30/10/2026

Community sport has the power to drive positive change. We're proud to see the TAC Club Participation Program return in 2026/27 following a successful pilot.

Congratulations to the clubs recognised through last year's pilot program for their commitment to road safety. By championing safer behaviours through their local sporting communities, these clubs have shown the important role community sport can play both on and off the field.

29/10/2026

With Spring Racing in full swing, we're reminding everyone to plan before a day at the races.

If you're drinking, don't drive. Plan how you're getting home before you head out. Whether it's a taxi, public transport or a designated driver, make sure you've got a safe way home.

If we all get home safely, everyone wins.

26/10/2026

Harry Coffey on 20 years of Transport Accident Commission (TAC) and Country Racing getting racegoers home safely.

If you're drinking at the races, don't drive.

22/10/2026

Congratulations to the 261 Victorian football and netball clubs taking part in the TAC Club Rewards Program.

From the clubrooms to the local roads, these grassroots clubs are playing an important role in encouraging safer driving behaviour and sparking important conversations about road safety.

Their commitment has been recognised with funding of up to $10,000.

Thank you for championing this year's message: "Be the Difference. Make the Right Choice. Slow Down on the Road”.

AFL Victoria | Paul Hamer MP

21/10/2026

Going to the races at one of these clubs? The Transport Accident Commission (TAC) crew will be there.

Find them to:
🔋Charge your phone
🏓 Play Ready Pong
📸 Get your group polaroids taken

Buses will be running to and from the races. 🚌 Bus information at: country.racing.com/tac

If you're drinking at the races, don't drive.

20/10/2026

Heading to the Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix at Phillip Island? Drop by the TAC Expo and discover how the right protective gear can help keep you safer on every ride.

Whether you're riding to the circuit or heading out for your next weekend ride, taking a few moments to check your gear can make all the difference. In this video, Dr Chris Hurren explains how impact protectors work and why they're such an important part of a rider's kit.

We're proud to support the riding community throughout the MotoGP weekend, including the popular Homecoming Ride, featuring MotoGP stars Alex Rins, Johann Zarco, Maverick Viñales and Enea Bastianini, alongside Australian riders Senna Agius, Joel Kelso and Jacob Roulstone.

The Homecoming Ride will once again start in San Remo, travel through Cowes and finish at the Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit, where participants can complete a lap of the iconic track.

We're also providing free parking for riders travelling to the Island.

20/10/2026

Heading to the Geelong Cup?

If you're planning on having a drink, leave the car at home and plan your trip before you head out. Free shuttle buses will be running to and from the event to help you get home safely.

If we all get home safely, everyone wins.

Find out more:
https://country.racing.com/geelong/race-days/plan/geelong-cup -here

Country Racing Victoria | Geelong Racing Club

19/10/2026

Motorcyclists can be easy to miss, especially at intersections and when drivers are turning or making U-turns. Taking an extra moment to check your mirrors and do a head check could make all the difference.

For riders, being seen is just as important. Wearing light-coloured or reflective gear and positioning yourself where drivers can see you can help improve your visibility on the road.

This Motorcyclist Awareness Month, we're reminding all Victorians that a little more attention and visibility can help us share the road more safely and look out for one another.

Find out more here: Motorcyclist Awareness Month

Ross Noble

19/10/2026