Supporting Dads and Father Figures this Father’s Day
The National Heavy Vehicle Regulator (NHVR) and OBrienco Transport are celebrating dads and father figures for their commitment to family and the heavy vehicle industry.
Many heavy vehicle drivers will be working away from their families this Father’s Day.
A survey commissioned by Transport for NSW found that 74% of drivers agree that driving trucks often means spending a fair bit of time away from home.
Rural Road Safety Month: Share the road and the responsibility
Benefits of PBS Scheme in action: Higher vehicle safety recorded in NSW Operation Falcon
Temporary variation for heavy vehicles in Queensland - Warrego Highway at Morven - Queensland Rail Crossing Works
NHVR urges drivers to stay alert this Queensland Road Safety Week
Heavy vehicle drivers urged to watch out for trains this Rail Safety Week
NHVR opens public consultation on revised Master Code set to boost Heavy Vehicle safety standards
Operation Quay: NHVR launches national operation focused on heavy vehicle safety around ports
NHVR releases new Log Haulage Code of Practice to improve safety for forestry industry
NHVR prosecutes earthmoving company over fatal collision
National Farm Safety Week a reminder to practise caution around all heavy vehicles, all the time
NHVR reveals findings of national waste and construction safety operation
The National Heavy Vehicle Regulator (NHVR) conducted more than 4,500 heavy vehicle inspections as part of Operation Sapphire, with faulty brakes emerging as the top safety concern during the month-long compliance initiative.
NHVR Chief Operations Officer Paul Salvati said Operation Sapphire ran from 19 May to 15 June and focused on key safety risks associated with heavy vehicles operating in the construction and demolition waste sectors.
NHVR Reinforces Permit Requirements for Victoria Emergency Drought Network Operations
HVSI celebrates NAIDOC week
When Aaron joined the Accelerating Ambitions project — funded by the National Heavy Vehicle Regulator’s (NHVR) Heavy Vehicle Safety Initiative (HVSI), supported by the Australian Government — he wasn’t starting from scratch. A proud First Nations man from Palawa Country, Aaron was already known to GM Cartage and Contracting through previous subcontracted work, and both he and the team saw potential for a stronger partnership.