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Don’t #uck With A Truck message hits the road
NHVR AND QPS: Drive safely with trucks towing oversize loads this Queensland Road Safety Week
The National Heavy Vehicle Regulator (NHVR) and Queensland Police Service (QPS) have launched the Sharing our Roads with Oversize Loads campaign, with a series of videos to show road users how to stay safe when driving near trucks towing oversize loads this Queensland Road Safety Week.
Police escort more than six thousand heavy vehicles with an oversize or overmass load, such as mining or construction equipment, in Queensland each year.
Victorian pre-approved maps to support national access automation
The National Heavy Vehicle Regulator (NHVR) has welcomed the Victorian Government’s release of eight new pre-approved crane maps as an important step towards delivering national automated heavy vehicle access outcomes.
NHVR CEO Sal Petroccitto said that the NHVR’s National Spatial Platform will provide a single national dynamic map of state and local roads, providing transparency of all allowable access arrangements.
New South Australia notice a win for Class 3 operators
Heavy Vehicle National Law guide for legal practitioners
NSW transition of heavy vehicle services
NHVR to regulate heavy vehicles in NSW from today
New industry code of practice released for Tasmanian agricultural and horticultural industries
NHVR and LBRCA: Share the road this National Farm Safety Week
Roadworthy Heavy Vehicles Made Easy! Workshop in Jamestown
Operator to spend over $54,000 on mass education initiatives
National PBS High Productivity Notice released in NSW
Healthy Heads calls on industry to drive conversations and ask, “R U OK?”
R U OK? and Healthy Heads in Truck & Sheds Foundation (HHTS) have teamed up to ensure people in the road transport, warehousing and logistics industries know when and how to meaningfully connect and genuinely ask, “are you OK?”
Today, 17 May the Foundation launches ‘R U OK? in Trucks & Sheds’, a day of action to start driving conversations for ongoing cultural change and to shine a light on the need to have these conversations, every day of the year.