vehicle while impaired by fatigue heavy vehicles exceeding mass and/or dimension limits heavy vehicles operating on on for example restricted access vehicles/oversize over mass vehicles loads on heavy vehicles not being safely vehicle while impaired by fatigue heavy vehicles exceeding mass and/or dimension limits heavy vehicles operating on

beyond what is stated in the loading plan as this may cause mass or load restraint issues, including rollover risk discrepancies identified between the declared and actual mass of the container *While acknowledging that consignors performance standards are defined in the Heavy Vehicle (Mass, Dimension and Loading) National Regulation (Schedule

documentation. As Marine Order 42 requires 'verified gross mass' of containers, parties are encouraged to perform best practice by providing accurate masses on relevant CWDs. The Heavy Vehicle documentation. As Marine Order 42 requires 'verified gross mass' of containers, parties are encouraged to perform best

what must be done and impose strict parameters such as mass or height limits, the primary duty tells you the to ensure its heavy vehicles did not exceed permissible mass limits, and a failure to maintain, service, and repair what must be done and impose strict parameters such as mass or height limits, the primary duty tells you the

or receive goods using a heavy vehicle with a gross vehicle mass of more than 4.5 tonnes — regardless of whether the offering any incentives for drivers to exceed speed or mass limits, or to drive while fatigued. Do I need to be need to make sure the goods are loaded as specified in the Mass, Dimension and Loading Regulations and the Load

changing vehicle details where the specifications (such as mass and dimension) are different to the original permit changing vehicle details where the specifications (such as mass and dimension) are different to the original permit

routes for use by heavy vehicles: B-double B-triple Higher Mass Limits (HML) Performance-Based Standards (PBS) road routes for use by heavy vehicles: B-double B-triple Higher Mass Limits (HML) Performance-Based Standards (PBS) road

apply for accreditation under the following NHVAS modules: Mass Management Maintenance Management Fatigue Management apply for accreditation under the following NHVAS modules: Mass Management Maintenance Management Fatigue Management

a placard fixed to the headboard that details the maximum mass that they are rated to. If there is no rating stated on a placard fixed to the headboard that details the maximum mass that they are rated to. If there is no rating stated on

The road manager may submit a request to amend the mass or dimension authority, including, for example, by— The road manager may submit a request to amend the mass or dimension authority, including, for example, by—