Bridge naming competition
This is our main webpage for information about our competition to name unnamed bridges around country Victoria.
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This is our main webpage for information about our competition to name unnamed bridges around country Victoria.
VicTrack has opened public voting to rename five high-risk rail bridges in Moorabool Shire a community vote under VicTrack’s Bridge Naming Competition.
Five bridges in Moorabool Shire have been officially named through our Bridge Naming Competition.
VicTrack has extended the deadline for public voting to rename five high-risk rail bridges in a community vote in VicTrack’s Bridge Naming Competition.
Rail bridges in bushfire, flood prone, or isolated rural areas are being named to ensure local residents get the help they need, when they need it most.
The Tarneit Road bridge over the rail line near Tarneit Station has officially been named John Sweeting Bridge.
We are naming five other nearby bridges with a similar appearance through our Bridge Naming Competition.
The community is being given the chance to vote for their favourite name for two bridges in Wyndham, so they can be located more easily in an emergency.
Voting is open for the new name of the Huntly-Fosterville Road bridge in Huntly, the first of 40 high-risk rail bridges that will be renamed to make them easier to find in an emergency.
The closing date for nominations in the bridge naming competition has been extended.
Minister for Public Transport Jacinta Allan joined representatives from VicTrack, the State Emergency Service and Bendigo Country Fire Authority at the Huntly rail bridge, the first to be renamed under the Bridge Naming Program.