The final link in the Albany Ring Road is set to move into construction, with a $60 million flyover at the Menang Drive and Chester Pass Road intersection scheduled to begin in late 2025.
The grade-separated
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ALC urges freight to be central to Australian government’s 2035 climate target
The Australian Logistics Council (ALC) has welcomed the federal government’s announcement last week of its new 2025 emissions reduction target and is calling on freight to be central to this reduction.
Last
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Tonkin Highway freight link strengthened by billion-dollar extension
Work has begun on one of Perth’s most significant infrastructure projects, with the $1 billion Tonkin Highway Extension and Thomas Road Upgrade set to deliver a safer, more efficient freight corridor
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Pilbara freight corridor strengthened by Utah Road upgrade
Pilbara Ports has completed Stage 5 of the Utah Road Pavement Rehabilitation Project, delivering a safer and stronger freight link that supports Western Australia’s resource exports.
The $11.8 million
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Delivery powerhouse announces large-scale EV order
Global express transport company FedEx has announced it will introduce 55 electric vehicles to its Australian parcel pickup and delivery fleet.
The initial order will see 55 electric Fuso eCanter trucks
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Three reasons to invest in transport technology solutions
In today’s world, fleet managers are under immense pressure to transport goods faster than ever before, while maintaining flawless safety, compliance and customer service. In FY24 alone, Australia’s
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ALC welcomes landmark low carbon fuel funding
The Australian Logistics Council (ALC) has responded to the federal government’s announcement that it will invest $1.1 billion in Australian low carbon liquid fuels, welcoming the “landmark step”
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More speed cameras for M2 motorway and Lane Cove tunnel
Truck drivers using the M2 motorway and Lane Cove tunnel in New South Wales have been warned new Average Speed Cameras will be turned on after September 22.
The cameras will cover a 26km route between
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TWU says Qantas regional base closure shows lack of attitude change
The Transport Workers’ Union (TWU) has responded to Qantas’ proposal to close its regional bases, saying it shows that cultural change has “a long way to go”.
Qantas revealed its review of its
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Second round of Port of Melbourne protests delay freight movements
The Container Transport Alliance Australia (CTAA) has responded to a second round of protests that occurred yesterday at the Port of Melbourne.
Late yesterday morning, protesters returned to block the
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