said Mr Petroccitto. The exemption does not change the hours a driver can work or must rest. Record keepers for to keep and record a work diary for work outside the standard 100km radius, as set out in the Heavy Vehicle to keep and record a work diary for work outside the standard 100km radius, as set out in the Heavy Vehicle

On this page Christmas/New Years business hours Christmas/New Years travel restrictions Christmas/New other types of applications (i.e. Fatigue, PBS or Vehicle Standards). Our Contact Centre will be closed on the other types of applications (i.e. Fatigue, PBS or Vehicle Standards). Our Contact Centre will be closed on the

diary. Currently in Queensland, drivers operating under standard hours must use a work diary when they operate outside a or call 1300 MYNHVR (1300 696 487). Note that standard 1300 call charges apply. Please check with your

diary.   "The HVNL doesn’t change any of the work or rest hours that applied to drivers and operators under previous laws. The limits and breaks in Standard Hours and BFM are unchanged,” Mr Hancock said.   diary. Currently in Queensland, drivers operating under standard hours must use a work diary only if they operate

and that drivers were complying with their work and rest hours,” Mr Salvati said. “With more than 80 lives lost in topics like fatigue, Chain of Responsibility and vehicle standards. “While we know most drivers do the right thing, topics like fatigue, Chain of Responsibility and vehicle standards. “While we know most drivers do the right thing,

these concerns and has introduced temporary changes to its standard process for issuing access permits. The new heavy haulage operators who often require permits within hours. "We've spoken with frontline operators and industry or contact us on 1300 MYNHVR (1300 696 487). Standard call charges apply. Please check with your phone

also be available to heavy vehicle drivers operating under standard hours, who cannot make records in their work diary because also be available to heavy vehicle drivers operating under standard hours, who cannot make records in their work diary

also be available to heavy vehicle drivers operating under standard hours, who cannot make records in their work diary because also be available to heavy vehicle drivers operating under standard hours, who cannot make records in their work diary

on fatigue and work diaries, accounting for almost 97 hours. “When drivers are impacted by fatigue, they’re at Heavy Vehicle National Law requirements, such as vehicle standards, loading, and mass.” During the operation, a Heavy Vehicle National Law requirements, such as vehicle standards, loading, and mass.” During the operation, a

scheme have NHVR approval to move beyond simply counting hours in a driver's diary to running their entire business and the general fatigue management schemes under the HVNL – Standard Hours, Basic Fatigue Management (BFM) and AFM . For and the general fatigue management schemes under the HVNL – Standard Hours, Basic Fatigue Management (BFM) and AFM . For