A community survey has found 87 per cent of respondents consider a bypass important for Horsham, with safety ranked as the most significant issue.
Horsham Rural City Council received more than 540 responses
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Can AI reduce wildlife crashes on regional roads?
Artificial intelligence cameras and smart warning signs will be trialled on the Monaro Highway near Cooma to reduce wildlife collisions.
The Protective Animal Warning System, known as PAWS, will use optical
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Gore Highway repairs target heavy vehicle damage
Major repairs have begun on a 2.3-kilometre section of the Gore Highway near Wyaga, targeting pavement damage caused by sustained heavy traffic. The $5.45 million project will rebuild the full width of
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WA Fuel Support Payment claims near 700,000
Nearly 700,000 Western Australians have claimed the state’s $100 Fuel Support Payment since applications opened on 1 July.
More than $62 million in approved payments has been directed to WA households,
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Which Queensland freight routes will be upgraded next?
Early works on the Cairns Western Arterial Road duplication will begin within weeks as Queensland prepares to deliver another 48 targeted road safety projects across the state.
HEH Civil has been appointed
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Cahill Transport joins Victorian electric truck trial
Cahill Transport will become the first participant in Victoria’s two-year electric heavy vehicle trial, testing how zero-emission trucks can be integrated into daily freight operations.
The $1.5 million
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Volvo opens larger Sydney parts distribution centre
Volvo Group Australia has opened a new 21,000-square-metre parts distribution centre in Minto, doubling the size of its previous Sydney facility.
The centre was officially opened on 9 July and replaces
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Has WA made the case for mandatory roll coupling?
Heavy Vehicle Industry Australia (HVIA) has opposed Western Australia’s draft roll coupling policy in its current form, warning that its safety benefits and industry impacts have not been adequately
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Future Road Competition opens for Victorian engineers
Victorian engineering students are being invited to develop safer road designs through the 2026 Future Road Competition.
The annual competition gives undergraduate students practical experience applying
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HVNL work diary changes aim to reduce driver paperwork
Upcoming changes to the Heavy Vehicle National Law will simplify written work diary requirements and introduce a new duty for drivers who are unfit to work safely.
The National Heavy Vehicle Regulator
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