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Thingle Toodle's Helmet Rap a hit with kids
27 Oct 2011: MEDIA RELEASE: 27 OCTOBER 2011 The latest Transport Accident Commission (TAC) Thingle Toodle ad was launched at the Melbourne Museum with the help of more than 100 children yesterday. The ad is part of the new VicRoads Early Childhood Traffic Safety
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Speeding, long way to the top of socially unacceptable behaviours
24 Jan 2011: MEDIA RELEASE: 24 January 2011 An annual survey has found that one in four Victorians consider driving 10 km over the speed limit in a 100km zone to be socially acceptable. It was ranked 43 overall based on 66 behaviours surveyed. This was a key
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Cats star reminds fans not to be left in the dark this Saturday night
30 May 2013: The message from Geelong star Andrew Mackie is simple: plan your trip home from Saturday night’s game before the first ball is bounced.
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TAC Cup Falcons team up with Geelong's Andrew Mackie to talk road …
30 Apr 2013: Geelong Falcons players have had the perfect mentoring session ahead of this Saturday's hitout against the Northern Knights, their first game at Simonds Stadium in the 2013 TAC Cup
https://www.tac.vic.gov.au/about-the-tac/media-room/news-and-events
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Speed Attitudes Slow to Change
29 Mar 2011: MEDIA RELEASE: 29 March 2011 Despite 10 people dying on the state's roads over the past two weekends, a large proportion of Victorians still think it’s OK to speed. The latest Transport Accident Commission (TAC) research findings released today
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Forget the Flowers and say "I Love You" with your Right Foot
14 Feb 2012: MEDIA RELEASE: 14 February, 2012 The TAC is calling on Victorians to raise their right foot in a gesture of love this Valentine's Day. Speed is a major contributing factor in a third of fatal car crashes and the TAC wants all Victorians to get in
https://www.tac.vic.gov.au/about-the-…d-say-i-love-you-with-your-right-foot
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Latest TAC Data Shows Rise in Serious Injuries
12 Jun 2012: MEDIA RELEASE: 12 June 2012 The TAC is asking the Victorian community to work even harder to reduce road trauma, as the latest TAC statistics reveal a six per cent rise in serious injuries. The figures are shown in the latest TAC Road Safety
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TAC statement regarding Shane Warne speeding and the Melbourne Stars…
9 Jan 2013: The TAC is extremely disappointed that Mr Warne has been convicted of speeding. Speeding is unacceptable, particularly at this high level of speed, more than 50 km/h over the speed limit. We know that speeding is a leading cause of road trauma.
https://www.tac.vic.gov.au/about-the-…g-and-the-melbourne-stars-partnership
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Will the TAC's latest campaign save young men's lives? My…
30 Jun 2011: MEDIA RELEASE: 30th June 2011 Young male drivers who take risks on the roads are the target of the latest Transport Accident Commission (TAC) campaign, My Blood Oath. Fronted by two of the AFL's toughest personalities, coaching twins Brad and Chris
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Premier announces new measures to target distracted road users
27 Feb 2013: Premier Ted Baillieu has launched a major new campaign – including tougher penalties, new technology and a confronting advertising campaign – in a bid to reduce the number of distracted road users.
https://www.tac.vic.gov.au/about-the-…sures-to-target-distracted-road-users