Extending PBS Vehicles

Extending PBS Vehicles

Les Brusza, now with the National Heavy Vehicle Regulator, as Chief Engineer, but earlier working as an engineer based in Brisbane for Queensland Transport (now TMR) has been at the forefront of the development of Performance Based Standards (PBS) and is now involved in extending PBS vehicles.
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Carbon Reduction by Lowering Distance Travelled

Carbon Reduction by Lowering Distance Travelled

Explaining how to achieve a major carbon reduction by lowering distance travelled, was the task of Professor Russell Thompson is Professor of Transport Engineering and Department of Infrastructure Engineering at the University of Melbourne, speaking at the Alternative Fuel Summit, organised by the Victorian Transport Association.
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Taking PBS Forwards

Taking PBS Forwards

One of the most influential movers in the development of Performance Based Standards explains how the scheme is preparing for the next twenty years, taking PBS forwards and developing it further.
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Closing Loopholes Explained

Closing Loopholes Explained

In her report back to the Livestock and Bulk and Rural Carriers Association conference, the Executive Director of the Australian Livestock and Rural Transporters Association, Rachel Smith’s speech saw the recent act passed in Federal Parliament on closing loopholes explained.
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Crossing the Tracks Right

Crossing the Tracks Right

Crossing the tracks right at level crossings poses unique safety challenges for truck drivers, especially when some crossings don’t have flashing lights and boom gates.
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Reducing carbon emissions through efficiency

Reducing Carbon Emissions Through Efficiency

Speaking at the Alternative Fuel Summit, organised by the Victorian Transport Association Professor Russell Thompson is Professor of Transport Engineering and Department of Infrastructure Engineering at the University of Melbourne, looked into reducing carbon emissions through efficiency.
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