Road safety programs
VicRoads has number of programs that assist the community, teachers and practitioners to work together to improve the safety of Victorian road users.
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We’re transforming high-risk Victorian roads through vital infrastructure upgrades.
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Victorian roads are being made safer under the $300 million Road Safety Program, designed to reduce road trauma and save lives.
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Roads throughout the metropolitan Melbourne will be made safer under the $300 million Road Safety Program.
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We’re making Victorian roads safer thanks to this jointly-funded program to deliver shovel-ready infrastructure projects and urgent road safety improvements in Victoria.
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We’re improving safety throughout metropolitan Melbourne as part of the jointly funded program to deliver shovel-ready infrastructure projects and urgent road safety improvements in Victoria.
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The Motorcycle Safety Levy (MSL) is collected as part of the Transport Accident Commission (TAC) premium in registrations for motorcycles with an engine capacity of 126cc or above.
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One of the most important initiatives funded by the Motorcycle Safety Levy has been road improvements at blackspot locations, where multiple motorcycle crashes have occurred or on routes where motorcyclists are most at risk.
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This provides $1.5 million in funding through two grant program streams.
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A $1.75 million trial study the effectiveness of rumble strips as a road safety countermeasure.
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The Construction Truck and Community Safety Project has drawn together key stakeholders from various areas – from State Government Departments, non-government organisations, and industry.
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Victoria’s Road Safety and Transport Strategic Action Plan for Powered Two Wheelers 2009-2013.
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About 1300 people die and 33,000 more are seriously injured each year on Australian roads and the estimated cost of road trauma to the Australian community is about $27 billion a year.