A bridge monitoring trial on Victoria’s Western Freeway is helping transport engineers gain a clearer understanding of how heavy vehicles use critical road infrastructure.
The Bridge Weigh-In-Motion
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WA rail freight upgrades speed record grain harvest
Rail freight upgrades at Moora and Cranbrook are playing a critical role in moving Western Australia’s largest ever grain harvest, helping get more than 24 million tonnes of product to port faster.
Delivered
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NTC forward-looking cost base reshapes road user charge
The National Transport Commission has released a report examining how to implement a forward-looking cost-based approach for heavy vehicle charges, placing the road user charge at the centre of Australia’s
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Can you really ‘push on’? NSW fatigue data says think again
Transport for NSW has launched National Fatigue Week with a renewed warning that driver fatigue remains one of the state’s most underestimated road safety risks.
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Is Australia’s low gear rule outdated for electric trucks?
The National Transport Commission has flagged a review of Australian Road Rule 108, the national model provision governing truck and bus low gear sign compliance, following industry concerns about its
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Cold chain air network heats up with DHL Health Logistics
DHL Group has expanded its dedicated Airfreight Cold Chain Network, strengthening global capacity for temperature-sensitive medicines, vaccines and advanced therapies.
The move forms part of DHL’s €2
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Cumberland traffic study targets M4 congestion
The Minns Government has completed its Cumberland traffic study, identifying congestion hotspots and safety concerns linked to changes in traffic patterns following the M4 Widening Project.
The study,
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Port Hinchinbrook early works signal dredging push
Early works are underway at Port Hinchinbrook, marking a significant milestone in long-standing efforts to restore marine access and revitalise the Far North Queensland precinct.
The Crisafulli Government
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Remote road signs boost Gascoyne freight safety
The Shire of Carnarvon has completed installation of new remote road signs on Minilya–Lyndon Road and the Quobba–Gnaraloo road network, strengthening safety and communication across some of the Gascoyne’s
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Waterfall Way reopening under strict controls following landslip
Controlled access to Waterfall Way will be restored within six weeks following a major geotechnical failure at Gordonville Cutting, reconnecting communities and freight operators between Bellingen and
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