$4.2 million in funding to boost heavy vehicle road safety
NHVR spilling the tea at Schoolies – young drivers to learn you ‘Don't #uck With A Truck’
Protecting your data and privacy with extra NHVR Portal security
NHVR Supports Safer Roads for Grain Harvest Season on National Agriculture Day
Updated National Roller Brake Testing Procedure
NHVR welcomes new Queensland Transport and Main Roads Minister
NHVR Chief Executive Officer Mr. Sal Petroccitto OAM announces resignation
NHVR release new Defence notice to improve access in national emergencies
Truck or Treat: Werewolves, vampires and ghouls to be careful around heavy vehicles this Halloween
NHVR calls for feedback on draft Wine Industry Code of Practice
Millions invested to roll out industry-led road safety projects
NHVR enhances heavy vehicle safety and compliance with mobile ANPR cameras
Transport company prosecuted following a fatal collision
Being Dead is Boring: NHVR partners with young drivers to put a spooky spin on the Don’t #uck With A Truck campaign
New Director appointed to NHVR Board
National Safe Work Month: Heavy vehicle safety is just as important on and off the road
Heavy vehicle inspections in Western Australia connect with national enforcement database
Main Roads Western Australia’s 25 transport inspectors are now carrying real-time heavy vehicle analytics on site using the National Heavy Vehicle Regulator’s (NHVR) Regulatory Compliance Mobility Solution (RCMS) app.
The RCMS WA app will enable Main Roads WA to target high risk offenders, access a central database with driver and vehicle information, and administer digital notices during a heavy vehicle intercept.
WA Transport Minister Rita Saffioti said the RCMS WA app will deliver improved road safety across the state.
Rural Road Safety Month: NHVR urges drivers to stay safe behind the wheel
Rural Road Safety Month – an initiative of the Australian Road Safety Foundation (ARSF) – runs throughout September, prompting the National Heavy Vehicle Regulator (NHVR) to today issue an urgent reminder to all drivers to take additional care and heed safety warnings.
Despite regional areas being vastly less populated than urban centres, fatalities on rural and regional roads account for about two-thirds of the road toll every year, with 811 lives lost in 2023.
Seeking feedback: NHVR releases latest Heavy Vehicle Productivity Plan for consultation
Let’s eliminate fatigue this Queensland Road Safety Week
New Mobile Crane Industry Code of Practice gets green light in a bid to boost safety
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