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COR Update: Importance of Truck Driver Health to Road Safety

Tips to Avoiding Fatigue. As a truck driver there are certain risks that you need to acknowledge that may affect you. There’s no point in denying the physical demands of driving a truck professionally or the toll that these demands place on your body especially your back and musculoskeletal system. There are certain hazards associated

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COR Update: Truck Drivers beware Worksite Incidents

Truck Drivers should be aware of the accidents which don’t occur on the journey but happen before the journey even begins. Accidents on worksites are common and drivers should be aware of these dangers. This incident found on the Herald.com.au highlights the situation: WORKCOVER and Central Hunter detectives have launched investigations after a 37-year-old Aberdeen

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More Speed Cameras to Protect Road Construction Workers

Road Construction workers are excited by news that more speed cameras will be introduced on Victoria’s M80 Ring Road, between Edgars Road and Plenty Road in Epping, outside Melbourne, as upgrades to the road network continue. The upgrades will benefit all road users and so drivers should be patient as workers try to complete the

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New National Road Freight Strategy Revealed

National Land Freight Strategy According to the National Transport Minister Anthony Albanese, the new national land freight strategy will be the catalyst to a more “streamlined” and “integrated” transport system for the road freight industry. The new strategy was announced on Friday as a replacement to the old system which has been described as “fragmented”

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Campaign Calls For Unity Between Truckies and Other Road Users

“Road to Respect” campaign in Victoria The launch of a new campaign in Victoria is aimed at creating awareness among drivers of the need to safely share the road with truckies. The name of the campaign is “Road to Respect” and will continue until the 4th of November this year. It will include an exhibition

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