The best-selling Isuzu N Series light-duty range has been given a significant update by the Japanese commercial vehicle manufacturer.
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NTC heavy vehicle law review labelled an epic failure
The National Transport Commission has failed in its attempt to deliver an effective and meaningful review of the National Heavy Vehicle Law according to West Australian Labor Senator Glenn Sterle.
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Hino claims transport safety award
Hino Australia has been recognised as a transport safety leader at the tenth anniversary of the Australasian Fleet Champions Awards.
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Outdoor Residential discovers NPR Tipper
After investigating a few different brands of light duty tippers, Cameron McDonald, owner of Sydney based landscaping and home improvement company Outdoor Residential, checked in with Gilbert & Roach
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New notice guarantees PBS access ahead of vehicle builds
A new notice delivered by the NHVR will give eligible Performance-Based Standards (PBS) vehicles immediate network access when they receive a vehicle approval with a Tier 1 bridge assessment.
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Daimler hydrogen fuel cell truck licensed for road use
Mercedes-Benz has received approval from German authorities for the prototype GenH2 Truck hydrogen-based fuel-cell truck for use on public roads.
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MAN readies for self-driving truck production
MAN Truck & Bus has successfully completed the joint project Hamburg TruckPilot along with partner Hamburger Hafen und Logistik AG (HHLA).
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Fuel prices threaten agriculture transport amid coming harvest
Better long-term national fuel security has been called on by NSW Farmers as higher fuel prices are set to take a toll during a tight harvest season.
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Road sealing in NT to boost freight operations
The sealing of an additional 10 kilometres of Maryvale Road to Titjikala is now complete and is expected to help cut costs for freight operators and improve route reliability.
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Australia Post commits $1 billion to delivery network
An additional $400 million is to be invested by Australia Post in new parcel facilities, fleet and technology by mid-2022 bringing its total financial commitment to more than $1 billion over three years.
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