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40 years of seatbelts saving lives in victoria
3 Aug 2010: MEDIA RELEASE: 3 August 2010 The Transport Accident Commission will mark 40 years since Victoria became the first jurisdiction in the world to make it mandatory to wear a seatbelt, by renewing calls for people to wear a seatbelt every time they get
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Call for families affected by speed related road trauma
11 Aug 2009: MEDIA RELEASE: 11 AUGUST 2009 The TAC today called on families who have been affected by speed related road trauma to express an interest in being part of an upcoming road safety campaign. Titled
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Research to help severely injured TAC clients
21 May 2010: MEDIA RELEASE: 21st May 2010 The TAC has announced new governance and funding arrangements for neurotrauma research to ensure the best outcomes for people severely injured in transport accidents. The TAC has committed $20 million over five years for
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Speed Renamed in Just Two Weeks
4 Feb 2011: MEDIA RELEASE: 4 February 2011 An Australian-first road safety campaign will come to life in two weeks when the township of Speed in Victoria's Mallee district will be renamed SpeedKills. After gaining a supporter base of more than 30,000 people on
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Students Strap in to Win for Seatbelt Cause
17 Dec 2010: MEDIA RELEASE: 17 December 2010 School students from across Victoria have been recognised for their contribution to road safety by promoting the ‘buckle-up' message as part of the Transport Accident Commission's (TAC) campaign marking 40 years
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Regional Roads Deadly: Motorists Receive Final Christmas Warning
23 Dec 2010: MEDIA RELEASE: 23 December 2010 A 25 per cent increase in deaths on roads outside of Melbourne this year has prompted the Transport Accident Commission (TAC) to send one final plea to regional and rural motorists: change your attitude to road safety
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A Speedy Way to Slow You Down
19 Jan 2011: MEDIA RELEASE: 19 January 2011 Australians have overwhelmingly thrown their support behind the Rename Speed campaign with the Facebook site reaching the initial target of 10,000 likes within 24 hours. The town of Speed in Victoria's Mallee district
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Rosebud west woman pleads guilty to defrauding TAC
16 Apr 2010: MEDIA RELEASE: 16 April 2010 A Rosebud West woman pleaded guilty this week in the Frankston Magistrate's Court to defrauding the Transport Accident Commission (TAC) of more than $6,000. 39-year-old Tania D'Alberto contravened the Transport Accident
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Speed offences slowing down
14 Feb 2011: MEDIA RELEASE: 14th February 2011 Victorian motorists are getting the message and slowing down, according to the latest mobile speed camera data. Analysis of the latest data by the Transport Accident Commission (TAC) indicates that for every hour of
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PROVISIONAL 2010 ROAD TOLL DATA RELEASED
2 Jan 2010: MEDIA RELEASE: Saturday, 1 January 2010 Victoria recorded 291 deaths on the state's roads in 2010, the secondlowest provisional road toll since records began in 1952. But Deputy Commissioner Ken Lay said that 291 deaths was still not acceptable and
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