The Truck Isn't Yours. The Duty Still Is: What Councils Can Specify About Waste Collection Safety
For most Australian councils, the waste collection fleet belongs to somebody else. Collection is contracted out, the trucks carry a contractor's...
For most Australian councils, the waste collection fleet belongs to somebody else. Collection is contracted out, the trucks carry a contractor's...
Waste collection vehicles are everywhere we are. They operate outside our homes and schools, around sporting fields and parks, along busy city...
Walk onto any active civil construction site and you will hear it within seconds. Reversing alarms, movement alarms, radio calls and shouted...
Waste collection is one of the few heavy vehicle operations where the truck and its crew are almost never still.
On some Australian bus trials, as few as 14% of passengers were found to be wearing the seatbelts fitted right in front of them. Bus road safety laws...
We are blind to the blind spots. Simply watch this video to see how people are exposed to fatal accidents due to the blind spots in heavy vehicles....
When it comes to heavy vehicle safety, is your organisation doing all that it reasonably can to protect its drivers, workers and the wider public?...
Heavy vehicle rollaways remain one of the most preventable risks across New Zealand’s transport, utilities and civil construction sectors.
Procurement decisions play a critical role in heavy vehicle safety.
Across Australia, heavy vehicle safety expectations are evolving.
Across Australia, local governments are increasingly reviewing the safety standards applied to heavy vehicles operating within council fleets and...
Across Australia, heavy vehicle safety expectations are evolving.