strong partnerships, strong engagement

Strong Partnerships, Strong Engagement

Developing relationships is an important focus for the National Heavy Vehicle Regulator, as the agency works towards strong partnerships, strong engagement and communication, says Sal Petroccitto, NHVR CEO.
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government perspective on the issues facing our industry

Government Perspective on the Issues Facing Our Industry

In her first appearance at a trucking industry event, Trucking Australia 23, as the Minister responsible for the trucking industry, Catherine King, Federal Minister of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Local Government offered the new government perspective on the issues facing our industry.
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new planning system to go ahead

New Planning System To Go Ahead

Earlier this year, the National Heavy Vehicle Regulator (NHVR) released the newest version of its route planner and after a trial period has decided it’s time for the new planning system to go ahead and close off the previous iteration.
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AFM application launched

AFM Application Launched

The National Heavy Vehicle Regulator’s (NHVR) new Advanced Fatigue Management (AFM) digital application pack sees a new AFM application launched on the NHVR Portal where operators can access safe and tailored fatigue risk management options.
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bridge access project

Bridge Access Project

According to industry stalwart, Bob Woodward, the National Heavy Vehicle Regulator has a bridge access project, the Strategic Local Government Asset Assessment Project (SLGAAP) in progress that has considerable potential for the many structures with unknown design and history. 
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the perfect storm

The Perfect Storm

“When I first approached the ATA team about them creating a report on the trucking industry, I stressed that I wanted it to be positive, which might sound strange considering I’ve called the conditions facing the industry as ‘the perfect storm’.”
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no pain, no gain

No Pain, No Gain

NatRoad CEO, Warren Clark, takes us back to our youth, where we probably first heard the term ‘no pain, no gain’ from a coach.
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