Transport operators live and breathe cost management because they are exposed to wafer thin margins that are inextricably linked to unavoidable and heavily
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Productivity growth in the headlines, but what about on the road?
There’s good reason to pay attention to it. Road freight productivity has slowed in recent years. Between 1971 and 1991, heavy vehicle productivity
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ALC Annual Forum
One of the highlights of the two-day Forum was a session on Chain of Responsibility and Safety in the Logistics Supply Chain.
Chaired
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What the Victorian crash data tells us
The Victorian Transport Association (VTA), in association with VicPolice, has been compiling and analysing road safety incidents that involve at least one heavy
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Roadworthiness key to continuing safety gains
The ATA applauded the call, which cut to the core of what heavy vehicle roadworthiness is and should be.
More than any other
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Harmonising vehicles on the road
All vehicle types, whether they are bicycles, motorcycles, cars, medium or heavy vehicles all have a right to use the state’s roads. However
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It’s not easy being green, particularly if you are a truck
The report showed that while improvements were being made in CO2 emissions from conventional petrol and diesel powered light vehicles, the sales uptake
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Pilot NatRoad Youth Driver Training Scheme
In order to attract and retain youth in the road freight transport industry, NatRoad believes it is essential that suitable training and development
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Roadworthiness proposals and risk reduction
The review was initiated by a reference from Minister Gay (NSW) following the Mona Vale crash. I want to describe the main aspects
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A focus on roadworthiness
Like all issues of this nature, there is no black or white answer to this policy challenge. Rather, a sensible balance needs to
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