December 2018

Police line do not cross

Transport Workers Union Demands Answers Following Truck Crash

Following the death of a truck driver from Coffs Harbour on the Logan Motorway, the Transport Workers Union has criticised the trucking company who employed the man. The crash went unnoticed for about 10 hours. A passer-by discovered the crash site the following morning and questions have been raised as to why the company didn’t […]

Transport Workers Union Demands Answers Following Truck Crash Read More »

Highway Express Traffic

ATA Lobbies Government on Emergency Braking and Driver Licensing Issues

The Australian Trucking Association (ATA) has lobbied the government on emergency braking and driver licensing issues at the Rural and Regional Affairs and Transport Legislation Committee into matters of road safety. ATA’s chief of staff Bill McKinley appeared before the Senate recently and addressed the issue of implementation of autonomous emergency braking and improving driver

ATA Lobbies Government on Emergency Braking and Driver Licensing Issues Read More »

Survey Shows Truck Drivers Suffering from Musculoskeletal Pain

According to researchers at the University of Waterloo, in Ontario Canada 3 out of 5 truck drivers suffer musculoskeletal pain or discomfort while on the job. Researchers surveyed 107 male drivers at 2 truck stops in southern Ontario, obtaining physical, individual and organisational information. Of the drivers surveyed, 61 (57%) reported feeling pain or discomfort

Survey Shows Truck Drivers Suffering from Musculoskeletal Pain Read More »

Get Our FREE Chain of Responsibility Legislation White Paper and Subscribe to our CoR Updates Newsletter!

WA Gets Multi-million Dollar Investment in Heavy Vehicle Infrastructure Focusing on Safety

With the Western Australian government’s commitment to safety, a multi-million dollar investment has been made towards heavy vehicle infrastructure. The state government has pledged more than $6million towards road improvements, rest stops and road train assembly areas across the state to improve heavy vehicle safety. With 15 projects planned/underway, including road widening projects, alignments, road

WA Gets Multi-million Dollar Investment in Heavy Vehicle Infrastructure Focusing on Safety Read More »

Scroll to Top
Scroll to Top