Looking forward to the new technologies on their way, David Smith, Chair of the Australian Trucking Association, sets out the issues around driving a safer freight future.
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Closing Loopholes Bill Has Passed
The Closing Loopholes Bill has passed both houses of Parliament, and is now officially set to become law.
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Greater Investment in the Nation’s Roads
The Australian Trucking Association has called for greater investment in the nation’s roads and changes to the Closing the Loopholes Bill as a part of its pre-Budget submissions.
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ATA Plan to Fix the Fatigue Rules
David Smith, the Chair of the Australian Trucking Association, unveils the ATA plan to fix the fatigue rules outlines his association’s ideas to improve our fatigue management into the future.
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Fairer Trucking Contracts
David Smith, Chair of the Australian Trucking Association comments on the proposed ‘Closing Loopholes’ now before parliament and believes it will deliver fairer trucking contracts.
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The New, New Fatigue Management Plan
The Australian trucking industry has been listening to discussions about fatigue management for a long time and now the NTC has come back with another set of proposals, the new, new fatigue management
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ATA Plan for Fair Trucking Contracts
Australian Trucking Association Chair, David Smith introduces the ATA plan for fair trucking contracts in the industry.
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Finalists for the 2023 Craig Roseneder Award
The Australian Trucking Association has named three exceptional workshop professionals as the finalists for the 2023 Craig Roseneder Award to be presented at the ATA’s 2023 Technology and Maintenance Conference, which starts on October 16, with the winner to be announced on October 17 at the Castrol Vecton Awards Dinner.
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Decarbonising Road Transport
At Trucking Australia 23, the Minister responsible for the trucking industry, Catherine King, Federal Minister of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Local Government talked about the challenge involved in decarbonising road transport as being one of the things that the trucking industry is up for. She also commended the take-up of the latest safety technology, as being ‘fantastic to see’.
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Government Perspective on the Issues Facing Our Industry
In her first appearance at a trucking industry event, Trucking Australia 23, as the Minister responsible for the trucking industry, Catherine King, Federal Minister of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Local Government offered the new government perspective on the issues facing our industry.
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