Wodonga TAFE’s free OzTruck app is now live
Wodonga TAFE is proud to announce that its brand new all-in-one app for all things related to trucking and the trucking industry is now live across Australia.
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Hydrogen-powered road trains on Townsville roads next year
Hydrogen-powered triple road trains will soon be a familiar sight in and around the roads of the Townsville port.
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Give us a break on truck charges, say peak bodies
Peak trucking bodies are calling for some relief from increased heavy vehicle charges next year.
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NatRoad: Don’t load high productivity vehicles with more costs
In light of the current pandemic, NatRoad is calling on the Victorian Government to postpone new regulations that will mandate costly mass technology for high productivity freight vehicles (HPV).
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#PicOfTheDay – Haydes Hinks
An early morning shot of this Kenworth T950, loaded with a Caterpillar D10N on the float.
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Interactive online training to improve heavy vehicle safety
Heavy Vehicle Industry Australia’s Safety Through Education project will receive key funding through the National Heavy Vehicle Regulator’s (NHVR) Heavy Vehicle Safety Initiative.
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Truckies unveil six-point plan for Covid-safe trucking
The National Road Freighters Association, a grass-roots body representing truckies and small-fleet operators, has sent authorities what it believes is a roadmap to help the industry safely navigate its way through Covid.
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Partnership aims to remove electric freight vehicle barriers
A new partnership between the Australian Trucking Association and Electric Vehicle Council aims to break down the barriers to electric freight vehicle uptake in Australia.
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Kenworth surges clear with another bumper sales month
Kenworth has opened up an impressive lead on all its heavy-duty rivals after another mammoth month of sales in August.
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Port of Melbourne study overlooks vital role of wharf carriers
Landside road transport operators that have experienced exorbitant stevedore infrastructure surcharge increases and funded the capital costs of increased freight volumes have been overlooked in the Port of Melbourne’s 2021 Container Logistics Supply Chain Study (CLCS).
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