Drive Change this TAC Road Safety Round
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Clubs and Leagues from across the Goulburn Murray region will Band Together this TAC Road Safety Round
Across the Goulburn Murray region this weekend, footballers and netballers will proudly wear blue armbands as part of the TAC Road Safety Round, helping raise awareness of road safety and remembering those who have lost their lives on Victorian roads.
Delivered in partnership between AFL Victoria and the Transport Accident Commission (TAC), the annual initiative encourages players, officials, volunteers and supporters to reflect on the impact of road trauma and the simple actions that can help keep everyone safe on our roads.
This year’s campaign focuses on the dangers of speeding, which continues to be a major contributor to serious injuries and fatalities across Victoria.
Now in its eighth year, TAC Road Safety Round has become an important part of the community football and netball calendar, reaching more than 1,000 grassroots clubs across the state. Grassroots clubs can still earn up to $10,000 through the $700,000 Club Rewards Program, for being road safety leaders.
AFL Goulburn Murray encourages all clubs, players, volunteers and supporters to get behind the campaign this weekend and help spread the message that every life matters. While road trauma across Victoria has reduced compared to this time last year, every death on our roads is one too many, and there is still more work to do to ensure everyone gets home safely.
Together, our football and netball communities can continue to play a role in creating safer roads for all Victorians.
Quotes attributable to AFL Goulburn Murray Region Manager, Shaun Connell
"Road safety is an issue that touches every community across the Goulburn Murray region. Whether it's travelling between towns for football and netball, commuting to work, or simply getting home to family and friends, we all have a role to play in keeping our roads safe."
"Our clubs are at the heart of their communities, and by supporting initiatives like the TAC Road Safety Round, they help reinforce an important message that every journey matters and every life matters."
"Through initiatives like the TAC Club Rewards Program, clubs can access valuable funding while helping promote an important road safety message. We encourage all clubs to get involved and play their part in creating safer roads for our communities."
Quote attributable to AFL Goulburn Murray Club Development Lead, Sam Monaghan
"AFL Goulburn Murray would like to thank the many clubs across our region that have already thrown their support behind the 2026 TAC Road Safety Round. It's great to see our football and netball communities once again getting behind such an important cause, and we look forward to seeing everyone Band Together this weekend."
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