Safe Transport Vic - Bus

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Driving buses in alpine areas? Make sure you're properly prepared. There are specific requirements for buses in the snow. Don’t get caught out by alpine conditions. Be safe, be seen, and be ready. More: go.vic.gov.au/4eFkc53

Our alpine regions are prone to severe winter conditions ❄️ Drivers of passenger vehicles carrying more than 12 occupants must complete an approved hazardous areas driver training course before entering these areas. More: go.vic.gov.au/4kqJUM0

Fatigue slows your reactions, even if you feel ‘fine’. You may not notice it, but your driving will. Find out more: go.vic.gov.au/3QdVHS0

Heading into the snow? Don’t wait until you lose traction. ❄️🚌 Snow chains should be fitted before conditions become unsafe—and only if they’re in good condition & the right type (diamond pattern, less than 50% worn). Stay safe. Stay in control. More: go.vic.gov.au/3TOmchN

Heading into the snow this season? ❄️🚌 Stay safe with these must-know tips for driving in hazardous alpine conditions. Plan ahead, stay sharp, and drive safe this snow season. Read more: go.vic.gov.au/4eD7nZi

Even if you don't feel tired, fatigue can affect your driving. Fatigue makes even short drives dangerous. Learn more: go.vic.gov.au/3QdVHS0

Before departing for hazardous areas, ensure your coach is equipped and prepared. Read more on driving in alpine conditions: go.vic.gov.au/4ltnCdn

Fatigue builds up quietly. These tips can help you break the cycle, reset, and rest properly – even on a busy schedule. Learn more: go.vic.gov.au/3QdVHS0

❄️ Snow season is here! If you're driving a bus through alpine areas, take extra care: ⚠️ Slow down & use low gears to control speed on descents 🌨️ Watch for changing conditions 🚶 Be alert near pedestrians & resorts Plan ahead & drive safe. More: go.vic.gov.au/3HmOihv

No matter where you’re driving—school zones, suburbs, CBD or regional roads—every driver has a role to play in keeping our roads safe. Every decision we make behind the wheel matters. Slow down, stay alert & look out for others. More: roadsafetyweek.com.au #NRSW (2/2)

National Road Safety Week runs from 11–18 May, and it’s a timely reminder: Speed is the biggest killer on our roads. In 2024, 1,300 lives were lost on Australian roads, and another 44,000 were seriously injured. More: roadsafetyweek.com.au #NRSW (1/2)

Happy Mother's Day to all mums, grandmothers, and carers. Our thoughts are also with those who are doing it tough today.

Happy #InternationalGuideDogDay! Today we're celebrating the amazing guide dogs & assistance dogs that support our passengers. These dogs are service animals, not pets. Whether you're a dog person or not, they're allowed in every Victorian bus. More: go.vic.gov.au/3S0Wes2

You and your passengers deserve safety. On World Day for Safety and Health at Work, we're reminding drivers: • Look after your own wellbeing • Keep your vehicle safe and roadworthy • Speak up if something’s not right #WorldWHSDay2025 #SafeDay2025 #IWMD2025

They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old; Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning We will remember them. Lest we forget. #ANZACDay #LestWeForget

Hopping behind the wheel this Easter? Heavy traffic, fatigue and distractions can make driving riskier than usual. Stay alert and take breaks when you need. However you're spending the long weekend, we hope every-bunny has an egg-cellent time on (and off) the road!

School holidays mean more families, children and tourists on the move. CPV and bus drivers, keep these safety tips in mind while you're on the road.

Happy Lunar New Year to all who are celebrating. May the Year of the Snake be filled with health, happiness and prosperity!

After being awake for 17 hours you will be impaired to the same level as someone with a blood alcohol concentration of 0.05. Read more: go.vic.gov.au/3QdVHS0