Transport for New South Wales (TfNSW) has recently advised of some changes to the state’s Load Declaration requirements for heavy vehicles.
The tweaks has resulted in changes to the TfNSW website on
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NSW load declaration requirements set to change
Transport for New South Wales has announced that load declaration requirements for oversize and/or overmass (OSOM) vehicles are set to change.
From November 7, the NSW load declaration form will be removed
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Full load limit returned on freight bridge in time for harvest
The New South Wales government has confirmed that the full load limit has returned to a bridge in the state’s regions just in time for the 2025 summer harvest season.
The 42.5-tonne load limit is back
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NHVR calls for load review feedback
The National Heavy Vehicle Regulator (NHVR) has rebranded and reformatted the Load Restraint Guide (LRG) to enhance its usability, with a review of the guide currently underway to ensure it continues to
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Load Logistics reaches key freight request milestone
Load Logistics, which can be accessed at loadlogistics.com.au, is quietly establishing itself as a go-to platform for shippers and transport providers across Australia. Designed to connect businesses with
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NHVR unveils rejigged load restraint guide outlining best practice
The National Heavy Vehicle Regulator (NHVR) has today revealed its rebranded and reformatted Load Restraint Guide (LRG) to enhance usability for operators.
The review of the guide is now commencing to
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NHVR issues load limit sign reminder to NSW drivers
The National Heavy Vehicle Regulator (NHVR) has warned truck drivers to remain compliant with road safety restriction signs after a period of non-compliance in Sydney’s west.
The regulator says the increase
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Heavy vehicle load limit reduced on NSW bridge
Transport for New South Wales has revealed a bridge south-west of Eugowra will have a temporarily reduced heavy vehicle load limit for the next six months.
Paytens Bridge, situated 11km south-west of Eugowra,
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125m truck load prepares to depart Port Melbourne
A 125m long truck load is set to make its way from Port Melbourne on Monday, disrupting traffic over four nights.
From February 3, the load will head from Port Melbourne to Loy Yang Power Station in Traralgon,
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NTC wants YOUR feedback on draft load restraint guide
Allan says power of vehicles and their braking ability has improved significantly since the last edition was published
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