The Australian Truck Drivers Memorial Wall in Tumut

Interesting display

Somewhere for Families to go and respect their love ones lost doing a awesome job Truck Drivers carry the country

Tarcutta is a good half way stop off when driving through regional NSW to Victoria. The halfway motel is comfy and clean.

Fantastic

I love this place it was nice to visit and see my pop and uncle memorated on the way, I wish there was better lighting at night though

We love this place especially now Dad is on the wall. Its so great being able to go to a place and pay respect to all the men , women and children who have passed while working or being with their parent while working. No one should die at work. It is well worth a visit.

Go see it

To many names

A place I hold dearly2 special people of mine are on the wall

Wonderful memorial. Showing respect, love and thoughts to all those wonderful drivers.

Good spot for the purpose.

Great place to stop and reflect on the lives of the truckies lost. tarcutta is the halfway point and changeover position for those that do the syd mel route which is the busiest in oz. Memorial is filled with names and flowers and a very nice tribute. Please stop here it is well worth it.

No open coffee shop around that place. Couldnt had it to keep meself awake during the journey. However, toilets were relatively clean and tidy.

This is memorial for the truck divers. The town itself is not much for cafe or places to eat. Best place to get something to eat is the Caltex restaurant opposite to this memorial. There is a park close to this memorial with kids play area. The memorial itself includes plaques and benches. There is a huge parking area for trucks, and long trucks.

Remembering those who lost their lives so we could enjoy ours.

stopped by for a rest and viewed the memorial. took the time to read and respect all those who have lost their lives for reasons so many take for granted. well kept and worth a visit.

Marvelous place.

Still have memories of Tarcutta as a change over when driving interstate, visited the memorial last time through and it is the right place to have the memorial, sad to think how many good lives are lost in our industry.

A great day out to visit old friends that have passed on Im on my way to visit you again my friend Gordon Dunn passed away December 1967 ..at Bargo Train Bridge Under Pass .....You are so sadly missed.. By Family and FriendsI love Ya Mate .. Darrell Gordon. ..

Very interesting memorial. Its a monument to those that have lost their lives doing a job that is really important to the daily functioning of Australian society. Its worth a stop to visit. There are also public toilets, picnic tables, shops, and plenty of free parking nearby.

My good friend /Brother Wayne Blake. You are missed my Friend /Brother .

Very moving.

If youre a truck fan or driver youll appreciate this place