The Truck Wise project has been designed to complement existing road safety programs and truck awareness initiatives. The following links provide useful resources about other programs, truck interactions and driver awareness.
The Truck Wise project has been designed to complement existing road safety programs and truck awareness initiatives. The following links provide useful resources about other programs, truck interactions and driver awareness.
In line with the current Victorian Road Safety Strategy, the aim of the Transport Accident Commission and its road safety partners is to achieve the vision of no road deaths and serious injuries – a future where every journey is a safe one.
http://www.roadtozero.vic.gov.au
The my learners outlines the various stages a young driver will encounter as they progress through the Victorian Graduated Licensing system.
https://www.mylearners.vic.gov.au
Heavy vehicle drivers are proud of their safe driving records, but at the National Heavy Vehicle Regulator, we know some people might feel a little intimidated by sharing the road with them. The link promotes truck safety awareness through videos, posters and factsheets. It’s aimed at giving Australia’s truck drivers the space they need to keep drivers safe.
https://nhvr.gov.au/we-need-space
The Road Safety Education Victoria website contains a wealth of educational resources relating to road safety in Victoria. This includes Road Smart a highly interactive road safety education program that is free for all Victorian Secondary Schools. Road Smart Interactive is targeted at Years 9, 10 and 11 and those undertaking the VCE Vocational Major.
https://www.roadsafetyeducation.vic.gov.au
The Fit to Drive program website has information on road safety programs and resources. The program’s objective is to engage with young people to deliver road safety messages that will empower and support young road users (aged 16-25) to achieve zero deaths on Victorian roads.
In a four-part truck safety series launched by the TAC, Linfox truck drivers provide insight into their working life on our roads. They talk candidly about road safety, and share their thoughts on everything from fatigue and speed through to interacting with other road users and coping with stress.
Part 1 – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vfxFPsvXIi8
Part 2 – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dTvjFCKwFiw