About VicRoads
On 1 July 2019, VicRoads and Public Transport Victoria came together with the Department of Transport (DoT) to create a properly integrated transport department – in step with other global cities.
On 1 January 2023, DoT was renamed the Department of Transport and Planning.
We don’t plan or operate our road, tram, or rail systems separately – we run a transport network.
The new Department of Transport and Planning gives us a singular, integrated focus on tackling the big issues – from improving buses in growing suburbs to making it easier to walk and cycle places and embrace new technology.
Effective 1 January 2020, all road management functions and responsibilities of the Roads Corporation (VicRoads) are transferred to and vested in the Head, Transport for Victoria (established under s64A of the Transport Integration Act 2010).
As a result, a reference to the Roads Corporation or VicRoads in the road management standards, manuals, guidelines, codes of practice, technical notes, drawings, specifications and other technical information and documentation available for download must be construed as a reference to Head, Transport for Victoria -
(a) so far as the reference relates to any period on or after 1 January 2020; and
(b) if not inconsistent with the subject matter.
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The strategic plan for the Department of Transport and Planning.
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Our key role is to help provide Victorians with safe and easy connections to the people and places that matter most to them.
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Progressing a joint venture model for VicRoads Registration, Licensing and Custom Plates.
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VicRoads exercises powers under several Acts and their related regulations. This page details how you can locate a relevant Act or Regulation.
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Learn about the data that the Department manages and how requests to access this data can be made.
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This charter describes VicRoads commitment to our customers. It details what our customers can expect when dealing with us and the level of service we aim to provide.
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There are many activities that VicRoads participates in that encourage a positive impact within our economy, community, environment and workplace.
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Find out more about our history including working on our roads, the development of road safety strategies and how we evolved into the organisation we are today.
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If you need to save yourself some time take a look at what you can do online.
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Social media allows us to connect with our customers, create conversation, and promote our products and services.