TAC Road Safety Grant Program
Road safety is everyone's responsibility. Those within the community may be best placed to identify specific problems and implement solutions relevant to their unique communities.
The TAC Road Safety Grant Program is designed to support community groups and organisations to develop and implement effective community-based road safety projects.
The funding guidelines for this program will be made available at 9am on Monday 3 February, 2025.
When are the grants available?
Applications open 9 am Monday 17 February 2025.
Applications close 3 pm Wednesday April 2025.
Briefing session
A briefing session on the TAC Road Safety Grant Program will be held in February. Details and a registration link will be made available soon.
What funding is available?
There are two categories of grants within the program.
- Support Grants of up to $50,000 (ex. GST)
- These grants are available to support the planning and/or delivery of community road safety projects.
- Collaboration Grants of up to $150,000 (ex. GST)
- These grants are available to support the planning and delivery of larger community road safety projects.
- Applicants to this category will need to demonstrate how they intend to work in collaboration with the TAC to deliver their road safety project. This category involves an Expression of Interest (EOI) process. Please see the 'How to apply' section for more information on the EOI process.
Who can apply?
To be eligible for funding, applicants must be financially viable and one of the following organisation types:
- Incorporated association
- Community trust
- A registered not-for-profit or charity or
- Social enterprise
In addition, the proposed project cannot have been previously funded by the TAC, and planned project activities must be undertaken in Victoria.
Who is not eligible to apply?
The following groups are not eligible to apply for funding through this grant program:
- Individuals
- Organisations that are primarily for-profit, including businesses
- State government departments/organisations
- Local Government Authorities (LGAs)
- Funding support for LGAs is provided though the TAC Local Government Grant Program.
- Schools.
- Schools can apply for a Road Safety Small Grant.
Organisations with an existing contract with the TAC outside of the grant programs need to speak with the TAC Road Safety Grants Team before starting an application.
How to apply?
Applications are to be submitted and managed through SmartyGrants, our online grants management system.
You can begin an application when the round opens at 9am on Monday 17 February. Apply on the Smarty Grants website.
Collaboration Grant Expression of Interest (EOI)
Collaboration Grant EOIs open at 9am Monday 3 February. Applicants need to submit an EOI no later than Friday 7 March.
It is strongly recommended to submit your EOI as early as possible. Early submission will give you ample time to complete and submit your full application if you are invited to do so.
Road Safety Grant Program Small Grants
The Small Grants are designed to support community-led initiatives that respond to a current road safety issue or need. To be successful, applications must align with the Victorian Road Safety Strategy 2012-2030 and support improved road safety outcomes.
For more information on the TAC Road Safety Grant Program Small Grants see the funding guidelines here.
Terms and Conditions
The 2025 TAC Road Safety Grant Grant Program Terms and Conditions will be made available soon.
Previously funded projects
See examples of previously funded projects from the former TAC Community Road Safety Grant Program.
Please note this program was revised in 2023 and not all projects previously funded would be eligible through the current TAC Road Safety Grant Program.
Contact us
For further information or support, please contact the TAC Road Safety Grants Team via email at rsgrants@tac.vic.gov.au.