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<\/p>\nTHE TORQUAY Rubbish Rangers have expanded their clean up footprint to include the stretch of Great Ocean Road between Jan Juc and Anglesea.<\/p>\n
Drivers may already have noticed member Dean Walton riding the famous roadway towing a trailer with a rubbish bin on board, but with new branded stickers and high visibility vests they’re far more likely to now.<\/p>\n
“We just hope that the people start to see how clean it is, and just stop throwing rubbish out of the cars and stuff,” he said.<\/p>\n
With the Torquay group just over six months old, Anglesea a year and the Aireys Inlet chapter now operational for over two years, Mr Walton is convinced their weekly outings along the coast are becoming increasingly visible.<\/p>\n
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“We went down to Wonthaggi, San Remo, Phillip Island, that kind of area recently and you notice the rubbish on the road.<\/p>\n
“Compared to the tourist hotspots there, it’s so much cleaner in Torquay, it’s good. It’s a lot of work done by the rubbish rangers and it’s making a difference, I think.<\/p>\n
“It’s a great tourist road and it should be clean, so we’ll do what we can to keep it clean, simple as that.”<\/p>\n
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