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The Victorian Government will next year close a legal loophole that allows speeding drivers and other traffic offenders to pay a higher fine to dodge gaining demerit points on their licences. A News Limited report revealed that approximately 5...
Victorians motorists will be hit with higher vehicle registration fees as the government looks for an extra $120 million to fund a new licencing and registration system. There will be some relief for drivers, however, with Treasurer Kim Wells...
Arguably one of the best roads in Australia, the Great Ocean Road in south Victoria, could become a toll road with charges of up to $20. Corangamite Shire mayor Matt Makin is proposing the idea this week to the local council. One of the main a...
Ambulance Victoria has pleaded with motorists to make their children’s health their top priority after paramedics were called to rescue nine children from locked cars across the state yesterday. At least six of those cases were accidents where...
P-plate drivers in Victoria and New South Wales will be rewarded with movie tickets and bowling passes for taking part in a new, multi-million-dollar road safety program. The P Drivers Project aims to enlist more than 26,000 drivers aged between 1...
The Victorian Government today announced that 32 new speed and red light cameras will be switched on gradually over the coming weeks and months. The first eight of the speed and red light cameras will be switched on from tomorrow. Victorian...
The launch of the new Toyota Camry could be delayed as a result of industrial action by Toyota Australia manufacturing and parts centre workers. Strike action has resumed today – the fourth down day this month – as company executives and union re...
The majority of Toyota Australia’s 3300 production workers are continuing industrial action today, ignoring grave warnings from the company’s CEO about the potential impact on future exports and Australian production. Today marks the second...
The head of Toyota Australia has threatened that the continued industrial action over pay increases could put the future of Toyota’s local vehicle production in jeopardy. Toyota Australia President and CEO, Max Yasuda, said production disruption...
Motorists should be retested every five years in order to keep their driver’s licence and make the roads safer, a Victorian law firm believes. Maurice Blackburn Lawyers has submitted a safety inquiry proposal to the Victorian Parliament with a v...