for all restricted access vehicles and those operating on permits or concessions. “The WAHVA scheme requires transport for all restricted access vehicles and those operating on permits or concessions. “The WAHVA scheme requires transport

Freight Susie Mackay said the current heavy vehicle permits issued in NSW will remain valid until the permit’s Freight Susie Mackay said the current heavy vehicle permits issued in NSW will remain valid until the permit’s (OSOM) permit applications for NSW. New South Wales OSOM permits transfer to NHVR Portal

to cross-border travel and fewer requirements for access permits will begin under a new national road train notice. two dog trailers – significantly reducing the number of permits required by operators of these combinations. “Also, to cross-border travel and fewer requirements for access permits will begin under a new national road train notice.

the NHVR coordinates more than 70,000 heavy vehicle access permits a year, liaising with state, territory and local driver facilities, waiving amenity restriction on curfew permits, extending supplementary work diary time limits, the NHVR coordinates more than 70,000 heavy vehicle access permits a year, liaising with state, territory and local

a wide range of breaches had been reported including no permits, travelling off route, insufficient number of pilot the mass and dimension limits outlined on their access permits,” Mr Ervin said. “We work closely with road managers continue to manage the application process and the issue of permits. For more information on getting an access permit go

said. “It has also significantly reduced the amount of permits and enables us to provide a service in a more across the region to expand access under the Notice. “While permits are still required through some local government curfews.” The NHVR completed the transition of all OSOM permits in New South Wales from TfNSW to the NHVR Portal

Expanding networks and reducing the need for access permits will continue to boost freight efficiency according Expanding networks and reducing the need for access permits will continue to boost freight efficiency according Expanding networks and reducing the need for access permits will continue to boost freight efficiency according