Vision
Our vision is to create a supportive road transport network for all Victorian motorcyclists, where every journey is a safe one.
2030 goals
The Plan is underpinned by eight motorcycle-specific goals.
- Increase wearing rates of personal protective gear.
- Improve the safety of priority urban and regional roads and roadsides for motorcyclists.
- Increase the uptake of safer motorcycles and other motor vehicles in the registered Victorian fleet.
- Reduce the incidence of unsafe driver and rider behaviours.
- Address priority gaps in our data and knowledge on problems and solutions.
- Support young and novice riders through a contemporary Motorcycle Graduated Licensing Scheme (MGLS).
- Embed a culture of safety and shared responsibility among riders and other road users.
- Improve the timeliness and effectiveness of post-crash response for motorcyclists.
Priority actions
Key actions include:
- Deliver a $40 million Motorcycle Safety Infrastructure Program to roll out motorcycle friendly safety treatments at high-risk sites across the state.
- Explore options for a new urban corridor safety trial to reduce road-related hazards for riders in urban environments.
- Evaluate the Motorcycle Graduated Licensing Scheme (MGLS) to identify what more we can do to protect our most at-risk cohort, novice motorcyclists.
- Respond to the growth in electric motorcycles by updating the Learner Approved Motorcycle Scheme (LAMS).
- Develop new ways to strengthen ownership and wearing rates of quality personal protective gear such as jackets, pants, boots and gloves.
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