Enforcement Practices across Borders in the Firing Line
NatRoad has blamed a parochial attitude for the inconsistent enforcement practices happening across borders, an attitude that has become extremely problematic to members of the trucking industry, which is why it has recommended a high level committee be established to resolve these issues.
VicRoads Implements New Policy on Gooseneck Coupling For Trailers
Trucking operators in Victoria should be aware of new policy implemented by VicRoads which will result in the Vic Roads Authority issuing single-trip permits to tow a platform trailer using a gooseneck coupling.
Authorities Crackdown on Trucking Industry in Lead-up to Christmas
A post on popular trucking industry website Fullyloaded.com.au recently highlighted an important issue for members of the industry particularly drivers and operators.
NHVR Releases Draft Livestock and Rural Transporters Fatigue Management Scheme
Following the regulators promise in June when the national regulator guaranteed a new fatigue scheme was on its way for the livestock transport sector, The National Heavy Vehicle Regulator has released a draft Livestock and Rural Transporters Fatigue Management Scheme package on its website.
Trucks’ Grounding and Inspections cost Company $20 million
Chain of Responsibility compliance is an important aspect of a company’s operations because offences can cost companies millions, millions that most companies cannot afford to lose.
Accident leaves Victims Burnt beyond Recognition after Truck drops Steel Pipe on Highway
Two people were killed when a large pipe fell off the back of a truck in Queensland. The couple were travelling in a car which hit into the pipe on the Bruce Highway, causing their vehicle to ignite into flames, killing the two instantly.