Industry welcomes $40 million investment to improve regional bridges
HVIA has welcomed the Government's commitment to invest a further $40 million for upgrades to bridges on regional roads.
Sponsorship opportunity to get in front of transport industry leaders
This is your opportunity to get in front of the transport industry’s most engaged leaders in a great social environment.
RAV B-Double issue resolved
Last week HVIA Members were advised that a software bug meant the Register of Approved Vehicles (RAV) was not accurately reflecting the B-Double compliance of vehicles. The issue is now resolved.
Australia-Germany hydrogen innovation project funding initiative
The first project funding round, from an Australian partnership with Germany, provides industry with an exciting opportunity to work with a country leading the world in renewable hydrogen technologies.
HVIA welcomes Advanced Emergency Braking ADR’s
HVIA has welcomed two new Australian Design Rules (ADR) mandating Autonomous Emergency Braking (AEB) on heavy vehicles.
Blowout in heavy vehicle access permits at crisis point
Hundreds of PBS heavy vehicles are parked up, sitting idle, instead of working to keep Australia moving - all because of behind-the-scenes bureaucratic bungling.
Stepping back after forty-four years
HVIA Director Ken Cowell has sold his road transport consultancy business but has stopped short of retiring from the heavy vehicle industry just yet.
HVIA supporting Trucking Australia ’22
HVIA will be delivering a Load Restraint Masterclass at Trucking Australia '22, the ATA’s national conference coming to the Gold Coast in May.
HVIA Members affected by devastating floods
The impact of this week’s devasting floods across South East Queensland and NSW is still unfolding. We know that a substantial number of HVIA members have been hit hard by what has been a harrowing and confronting experience.
NTC proposes changes to in service regulations
Have your say on the NTC's draft amendments for the Australian Light Vehicle Standards Regulation (ALVSR) and the Heavy Vehicle (Vehicle Standards) National Regulation (HV(VS)NR).
New ARENA funding for commercial fleets
The newly expanded $250 million Future Fuels Fund to support support the uptake of low and zero emissions commercial vehicles over the next four years.
Pilbara urea project could deliver 96% of Australia’s needs
Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce told Parliament during Question Time today that the proposed $4.3 billion Perdaman Urea Project will be capable of delivering 96% of the urea required for Australian needs.