Work Diary (EWD) approvals from today. NHVR Safety Standards Director Greg Fill said the acceptance of stages of development. "Only products that meet the NHVR Standards and are approved by the NHVR can be used for regulatory purposes to record work and rest hours." The finalised framework for the approval and use of

and controls that replicate or are more restrictive than standard hours under the HVNL, so the exemption does not pose any additional safety risks.” AFAC Director Standards and Strategic Procurement Russell Shephard

now have a choice in how they record their work and rest hours, with the National Heavy Vehicle Regulator approving on multiple pieces of paper.” The EWD Policy Framework and Standards were developed in association with technology on multiple pieces of paper.” The EWD Policy Framework and Standards were developed in association with technology

for use from next month. NHVR Chief Regulatory Policy & Standards Officer Don Hogben said, following consideration an official record for heavy vehicle driver work and rest hours from January 11, 2021. "The first two approved EWDs for use from next month. NHVR Chief Regulatory Policy & Standards Officer Don Hogben said, following consideration

Work Diary (EWD) option. NHVR Chief Regulatory Policy & Standards Officer Don Hogben said the MTData product would an official record for heavy vehicle driver work and rest hours from January 18. "It's important that drivers check Work Diary (EWD) option. NHVR Chief Regulatory Policy & Standards Officer Don Hogben said the MTData product would

drivers will soon have the option to have work and rest hours recorded on an electronic device following the release of the Policy Framework and Standards for Electronic Work Diaries (EWDs). NHVR Safety with today’s release of the NHVR’s EWD Policy Framework and Standards for comment until 30 January 2018. “The EWD Policy

use of a heavy vehicle outside their regulated driving hours, from February 1, 2018. “We undertook extensive necessary,” he said. “The exemption can only be used under standard hours. If additional work time is required for necessary,” he said. “The exemption can only be used under standard hours. If additional work time is required for

What are the key changes that occurred when the NHVAS Standards and Business Rules were updated on 1 March 2015? I have a system in place to manage my driver’s work hours/vehicle maintenance/mass management, can I use these

in Australia since 2010 must meet Euro V Vehicle Emission Standards. The illegal practice of engine remapping means the vehicle will not comply with these standards, putting truck drivers and the public at risk of Reporting line (HVCRL) 1800 931 785 . The HVCRL’s operating hours are 7am-4.30pm (AEST) Monday to Friday. Calls are free

doing local area (up to 100km) work and are operating under standard hours are not required to use the National Driver Work Diary doing local area (up to 100km) work and are operating under standard hours are not required to use the National Driver