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Code safety: TAC recruits more sports to tackle road trauma – TAC – Transport Accident Commission
A new Transport Accident Commission (TAC) campaign will see Victoria’s grassroots and elite sportspeople spread the critical road safety messages across Victoria – beyond the field.
Representatives from Cricket Victoria, Basketball Victoria and Football Victoria last week joined the TAC to launch the new campaign at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, announcing new partnerships across the three sporting codes to strengthen road safety advocacy among more than 1,700 clubs statewide.
The TAC Club Participation Program that will see Road Safety Rounds take place across the three sports, with cricket taking place last weekend, basketball in January and soccer in April – where players and officials are wearing blue armbands to ‘Band Together’ for road safety awareness.
Melbourne Victory extends partnership with TAC
Melbourne Victory is pleased to announce an extension to its long-term partnership with the Transport Accident Commission (TAC).
Victory and the TAC, a Victorian Government-owned organisation, have been connected since the Club’s inaugural A-League season in 2006.
The TAC’s role is to promote road safety, support those who have been injured on our roads and help them get their lives back on track.
As a Major Partner and the Official Roadside Safety partner of Melbourne Victory, the TAC will host the fourth annual TAC All Abilities Gala before the A-League Men’s team host Wellington Phoenix on Sunday, April 5 2026, kick-off 3pm.
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Cricket Victoria and TAC Band Together to Tackle Road Trauma
Cricket Victoria is proud to partner with the Transport Accident Commission (TAC) to help save lives and prevent injuries on Victorian roads, joining a powerful new campaign set to engage tens of thousands of grassroots and elite sportspeople across the state. The initiative was officially launched yesterday, Thursday 18 December, at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, […]
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