Advocacy for Members

RACV’s advocacy programs help give Victorians choices in how and when they travel, and provide information to help them live safely and affordably in their home. RACV advocates for Victorians to have more choice, and to have information available to help them make those choices.

RACV’s advocacy campaigns have led to programs such as the level crossing removal program, changes to Victoria’s road rules, and improved communication about major disruptions to the public transport network.  Our road rules information campaigns have informed Victorians about major changes to Victoria’s road rules, including lane filtering for motorcycles and slowing down when passing emergency services.

Continue reading below to find out more about RACV's advocacy programs.

  • Two teenagers cycling on bike path between green leafy trees

    Bike riding and cycling

    Cycling has personal and environmental benefits. Check out RACV's advocacy work on providing a safer bike riding environment.

  • A motorbike stops at a red light in traffic

    Motorbike riding

    Did you know 45% motorcyclists ride for the fun? Read RACV's 2018 market research findings on sharing the road safely with motorcycles.

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    Public transport

    It's no secret Victorian public transport is struggling with growing demand. Discover our commitment to a better commute in Melbourne and surrounds.

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    Congestion

    Thanks to a growing population, congestion threatens to ground Victorians to a halt. Find out what's causing it and what RACV is doing to help combat it.

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    Safety ratings for roads

    RACV takes road safety seriously. Together with the national road assessment program AusRAP, discover how Victorian road safety can be improved.

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    Growing pains

    Victorian roads need to adapt to the growing population. We have identified the transport projects needed to improve lives in outer Melbourne and regional Victoria.

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    Footpaths

    Bus stops not connected to footpaths is one of the many reasons why RACV is calling for better footpath conditions across Victoria. Find out more.

  • A dangerous bend on a country road

    Reporting road problems

    Have you noticed a problem on Victoria's roads? Discover how to report road safety issues and concerns.

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