Transport for NSW has listened to industry concerns over the imminent closure of its six freight-friendly Covid testing sites and is extending their operation.
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IVECO ready for ‘spin-off’ from CNH Industrial
IVECO has formally completed its separation from parent company CNH Industrial and now has complete control of the way it manages itself and develops in the future.
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Local AdBlue production ramps up
Heavy Vehicle Industry Australia (HVIA) has praised national efforts in ramping up local AdBlue production to help get the situation under control.
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$25m bridge replacement project begins
Works to replace the John Peterson Bridge over the Boyne River have today begun, with the aim of improving flood immunity and maintaining network connectivity along the important freight route.
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$1000 fines for failing to register a positive RAT
NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet has today announced $1000 fines for NSW residents who fail to report positive rapid antigen test results from January 19.
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Tees launched in memory of young truckie
After battling mental health issues, truckie Tom Seccombe took his own life three months ago – now his family are doing what they can to raise funds in support of others struggling with their mental health.
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Free rapid tests for pollies, truckies to pay for their own
NSW MPs in state parliament will be given 20 free rapid antigen tests each, while essential transport workers are left to fend for themselves.
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Six truck-friendly PCR testing sites to close
With six truck-friendly PCR testing sites in regional NSW set to close, NatRoad warns that stock issues and high costs of Rapid Antigen Tests (RATs) pose a very real issue for the heavy vehicle industry.
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Heavy vehicle curfews quashed for essential goods
Amid current supply chain issues, trucks delivering essential items to retail premises will now be exempt from truck curfews until April 7, 2022.
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Qld follows NSW with revamp to isolation rules for truckies
Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has announced a major revamp of the state’s isolation rules for essential workers in vital industries that supply food, petrol, energy and water.
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