A transport association is calling on heavy vehicle operators across the country to pass on fuel price increases as the price of diesel soars due to conflict in the Middle East.
The South Australian Road
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SARTA reveals HVNL court win for WA driver
The South Australian Road Transport Association (SARTA) has announced it has won a major court case against the Heavy Vehicle National Law (HVNL) on its implementation in Western Australia and the Northern
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SARTA calls for industry to reject “naïve and dangerous” fuel tax credit proposal
State association the South Australian Road Transport Association (SARTA) has taken aim at the Productivity Commission’s proposal to abolish the fuel tax credit, calling on the industry to tell state
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NHVR and associations sound alarm over surge in truck crashes on SA freight route
Both the National Heavy Vehicle Regulator (NHVR), Western Roads Federation (WRF) and South Australian Road Transport Association (SARTA) have raised concerns about heavy vehicle safety on a major South
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SARTA on why governments don’t spend enough on road maintenance
The South Australian Road Transport Association (SARTA) has discussed the reasoning behind a backlog of road maintenance tasks in Australia and why governments aren’t spending enough on road maintenance.
In
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Fuel excise and tax credit issue resolved
After recently slamming the Coalition’s proposed fuel excise cuts, the South Australian Road Transport Association (SARTA) has now announced the industry has secured a united position on the election
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Association warns “naïve” fuel excise policy will “irreparably harm” industry
The South Australian Road Transport Association (SARTA) has warned the trucking industry that the Coalition’s “naïve” fuel excise policy will “irreparably harm” the sector.
SARTA added its voice
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Coalition commits to restoring 80:20 road project funding model
The federal opposition has continued on its election commitments, now pledging to restore the 80:20 funding model between federal and state governments for significant road projects if elected.
Shadow
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Opposition promises $840 million for Adelaide freight bypass
Federal opposition leader Peter Dutton has announced the Coalition, if elected on May 3, will contribute $840 million to deliver the greater Adelaide Freight Bypass.
The Coalition says the bypass would
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Industry mourns loss of Queensland trucking veteran
Darren Nolan of Queensland-based Nolan’s Interstate Transport has passed away.
The operator announced the loss on its Facebook page over the weekend, with Darren passing away peacefully on March 6 surrounded
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