VicRoads’ Geelong Customer Service Centre and Regional Office on Fyans Street has been closed this afternoon after staff reported smelling a strange odour.
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Nov 2018
Geelong Customer Service Centre Closure
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Nov 2018
Heads up for harvest season in North Eastern Victoria
As the region’s farmers enter harvest season, drivers are being urged to pay extra attention on the roads
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Nov 2018
Heads up for harvest season in North central Victoria
As the region’s harvest season ramps up, north central Victorian drivers are being urged to pay extra attention on the roads.
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Nov 2018
Heads up for harvest season in Western Victoria
As the region’s farmers enter harvest season for, western Victorian drivers are being urged to pay extra attention on the roads.
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Nov 2018
Regional Roads Victoria gears up for the Great Victorian Bike Ride
Key North East Victorian arterial routes will be prepped ahead of the Great Victorian Bike Ride to be held in the region from Sunday, 25 November to Sunday, 2 December, 2018.
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Nov 2018
Rolling out rumble strips in Northern Victoria
As part of Towards Zero we’ll be installing rumble strips to improve safety on some key arterial roads in Northern Victoria.
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Nov 2018
Book now, avoid Christmas rego rush
Looking to hit the road this summer? VicRoads is recommending Victorians stay one step ahead and book now to register their car, truck, motorcycle, caravan, boat or trailer, or risk missing out in the peak Christmas period.
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Nov 2018
Traffic Alert – Regional School Speed Zones on Cup Day
Drivers planning to hit the road on Melbourne Cup Day are reminded to observe 40km/h school zone speed limits in municipalities that are not holding a public holiday.
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Oct 2018
Grass cutting crews hit the ground in western Victoria
Regional Roads Victoria (RRV) is ramping up its annual roadside grass mowing program to increase sight distance and reduce fire risk along the arterial road network.
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Oct 2018
New signage points to clear challenge for cyclists on Mount Buffalo
Cyclists tackling the ride up Mount Buffalo will have a heads-up about the challenge ahead, with new signage to be installed showing the gradient and length at each stage of the 20 kilometre climb.