Building a safer and more accessible CPV industry
Safe Transport Victoria is continuing to work with industry and the community to improve accessibility and help ensure every Victorian can travel with confidence, dignity and respect.
Building a safer and more accessible CPV industry
Safe Transport Victoria is continuing to work with industry and the community to improve accessibility and help ensure every Victorian can travel with confidence, dignity and respect.
Camera and audio implementation guide now available
Safe Transport Victoria has published the implementation guide for CPV camera and audio requirements.
1 July CPV reforms are now in effect
The next stage of the Victorian Government’s commercial passenger vehicle reforms commenced on 1 July 2026
ST Vic to join the Department of Transport and Planning
From 1 September 2026, Safe Transport Victoria (ST Vic) will move into the Department of Transport and Planning (DTP).
Remaining CPV reform changes to commence from July and August
Changes to BSP affiliation, audio recordings and the public register are taking effect from 1 July 2026.
Next phase of CPV reforms begins on 1 July
Changes to BSP affiliation, audio recordings and the public register are taking effect from 1 July 2026.
Boaters urged to put safety first for a happy Easter
Safe Transport Victoria is urging boaters to be prepared when heading out on the water these Easter school holidays: respect the water and make sure you and your boat are ready to go out.
Hundreds of vehicles inspected over Grand Prix weekend
Safe Transport Victoria officers were busy during this year’s Labour Day weekend, with the safety regulator’s compliance and engagement teams combining for a united presence at the Australian Grand Prix and the Moomba Festival.
Bus Safety Week calls for respect, kindness and safer journeys
Safe Transport Victoria’s Bus Safety Week highlights the essential service that bus drivers perform while improving safety by encouraging passengers to play their part in making public transport safer.
Victorian Government CPV reforms: What drivers need to know
The Victorian Government has confirmed that additional Commercial Passenger Vehicle (CPV) reforms will commence from 1 March 2026, as part of its broader CPV Reform Package announced in April 2025.
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