An automated assessment program for Class 1 and 2 heavy vehicles in Victoria is set to come into effect from 1 January 2026 following extensive collaboration between industry and government.
The system,
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VTA names new leadership
The Victorian Transport Association is celebrating the election of a new President and Vice President from its recent annual general meeting, with the Executive Council electing former Vice President Dennis
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VTA launches zero emissions pathway for transport operators
As the push towards a zero emissions future ramps up the road transport industry remains a key target for governments, clients and environmental groups.
At the Alternative Fuel Summit held this week in
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Up in the air – are automated trucks a viable solution for Victoria’s transport industry?
What does the future of freight and transport look like in Australia? Is it filled with trucks taken off streets around major CBDs, with rail running goods to and from ports before trucks complete the
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What is the transport industry’s reaction to the federal budget?
With the cost of living rising and inflation continuing to impact the way transport businesses operate on a daily basis, the federal government’s annual budget provides a telling snapshot into what relief
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VTA farewells former president Trevor Martyn
The Victorian Transport Association (VTA) has acknowledged the passing of past president of Trevor Martyn OEM and paid its respects to the industry giant.
Martyn’s career in the freight and logistics
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VTA welcomes Victorian Budget road and rail investments
The Victorian Transport Association (VTA) has welcomed ongoing investments into road and rail freight infrastructure projects announced in the Victorian Budget for 2024-25.
Amid a precarious economic environment
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Convenience and security – Inside the Victorian digital driver’s licence debate
For many motorists and heavy vehicle operators around Australia, it may seem to be a straightforward and efficient scenario. When truck drivers aim to complete deliveries and journeys promptly each day
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VTA CEO votes yes to an autonomous truck future
The Victorian Transport Association (VTA) CEO Peter Anderson has welcomed autonomous truck technology as the future of the industry.
Speaking with Ross & Russ on 3AW Melbourne yesterday, Anderson says
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Victorian government provides extra $1 million for VTA heavy vehicle driver training
The Victorian government has announced it is providing an extra $1 million to the Victorian Transport Association (VTA) as part of its partnership.
The funding will allow the VTA to enhance its heavy vehicle
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