Surfing Victoria is excited to expand the highly successful #NoTXTnoWrecks campaign in Victoria thanks to a new partnership with the the TAC.
The campaign, initially created in 2015 by Surfing Western Australia, has been a strong catalyst for change in the surfing community in Western Australia and will now have the chance to do the same in Victoria.
A two-second glance at your phone while driving in a 50km/h zone could mean travelling blind for 28 metres, while the distance increases to 55 metres when travelling at 100km/h.
2025 Rip Curl Pro Bells Beach Presented by Bonsoy
Join us at the 2025 Rip Curl Pro Bells Beach. Find out how distractions can affect your ability to complete tasks whilst playing Kelly Slater Pro Surfer! Best thing is you will go into the draw to score a Rip Curl Prize Pack!
Come and see us onsite just next to the Rip Curl Merch store!
Surfers spend hours travelling across the state searching for perfect waves along the coastline and unfortunately drivers can be tempted to send a text whilst driving. Using your phone whilst driving can lead to a serious crash and taking your eyes off the road for just 2 seconds or more doubles your crash risk.
We want to encourage behavioural change in drivers young and old across the state to stop the devastation of preventable road accidents caused by driver in attention.
Learn more about mobile phones, technology and driving here
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