Australia’s national truck laws must be substantially redrafted, the ATA said in response to the first issues paper of the HVNL review.
Read More
Australia Post, ATA form truck safety partnership
Australia Post has announced a four-year partnership with the ATA with a focus on safety on the roads.
Read More
Read More
Toll MD submits truck safety plan to PM
Michael Byrne, Managing Director of Australian transport and logistics company Toll Group, has submitted a six-point national truck safety plan to Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull and all road and road
Read More
Read More
Road Freight NSW to operate as independent body
Road Freight NSW (RFNSW) will become an independent organisation from 1 January 2018 “to better serve its New South Wales membership base.”
The organisation began as ATA NSW in 2007 and changed
Read More
The organisation began as ATA NSW in 2007 and changed
Read More
Road reform step one: fix truck overcharging
The government’s road funding reforms must fix the overcharging of truck and bus operators.
Read More
Read More
Government targets heavy vehicle safety
The National Heavy Vehicle Regulator (NHVR) has commissioned an independent review into heavy vehicle accreditation schemes.
Read More
Read More
NSW freight minister welcomes CoR changes
NSW minister for roads, maritime and freight Melinda Pavey has thrown her support behind proposed interstate changes to the National Heavy Vehicle Regulator’s (NHVR) Chain of Responsibility (CoR).
Read More
Read More
ALC safety summit insight to shape future strategy
The Australian Logistics Council (ALC) identified a number of priority areas at the its Supply Chain Safety & Compliance Summit that will form the basis of its efforts to improve supply chain safety
Read More
Read More
ATA calls for ACCC to regulate road, port charges
Australia’s competition watchdog, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC), should take over regulating toll road and landside port charges, Ben Maguire CEO of the Australian Truck Association
Read More
Read More
Trucking industry welcomes carbon tax decision
The government’s decision to move to a floating carbon price has been welcomed by the trucking industry who said doing business in the sector would become more ‘bearable’ under the plan.
Read More
Read More