NHVR makes the switch to Route Planner

Features

Route Planner

Journey Planner

Map your route, point to point (single route application)

Map your route, multiple roads within a single Road Manager area (area permit application)

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The option to select ‘Area’ or ‘Network’ permits is only available when applying for a permit.

The most up-to-date road data

Uses Google Maps (including Street View) as well as government GIS data from the Public Sector Mapping Agency and the commercial dataset MapData Services.

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Uses government GIS data from the Public Sector Mapping Agency and the commercial dataset MapData Services.

Detailed Road Manager / Local Government Authority (LGA) boundaries

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*Loading additional detail into the map layers may result in the routing being 5-10 seconds slower on average than Journey Planner.

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LGA boundaries and state-owned roads available as a layer.

Different satellite views

Map layers for vehicle types, rest stops and networks

Draw and measure tools

Print map

Ability to add text to the map

*Notes can be added to the Summary Tab in Route Planner.

Street View so you can visually review the route and surrounds

Ability to use Journey Planner IDs to load a previously mapped route

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*Excludes text and shapes.

Ability to use Route Planner ID to load a previously mapped route

Ability to map routes/ journeys without using a login or registering

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*Route Planner is available in the NHVR Portal Info Hub or, when logged in, it can be accessed via the Application Tracker when creating a new permit application.