NTI NTARC Major Crash Investigation 2022 Report The Major Crash Investigation 2022 Report from National Transport Insurance (NTI) and the National Truck Accident Research Centre (NTARC) is a mixed bag. There have been some great gains made in some areas with some measures having an impact – however some alarming figures in other areas. It highlights the need for [...]
The Heavy Vehicle Industry Australia (HVIA)’s 2022 National Awards held at the end of November honoured SGESCO-MAX in two areas – as a National Safety Finalist and for 50 years of membership. HVIA represents and advances the interests of manufacturers and suppliers of heavy vehicles and their components, equipment and technology. The Association encourages and honours excellence through their [...]
Last year SafeWork Australia released a new guide for the construction industry to reduce the risk of traffic accidents and fatalities caused by construction developments, which has been on the rise due to ongoing construction in our cities. As they have done in other industries, SGESCO-MAX’s range of MAX-SAFE Safety solutions can provide many of the solutions construction companies [...]
After a hiatus due to Covid, SGESCO-MAX has attended Europe’s heavy vehicle mega trade shows and other briefings to experience first-hand the trends, issues and technologies that will deliver improved heavy vehicle safety over the next 5-10 years. Our CEO, Scott McPherson, is just back from Germany where he attended Automechanika Frankfurt 2022 IAA Transportation 2022 Hannover Continental Schwalbach [...]
In 2020, Transport for NSW released their recommendations for safety technologies for heavy vehicles on NSW roads and working on government projects. The 34-page NSW Safety Guide for Heavy Vehicles is still current today. The recommendations were developed because NSW government consider heavy vehicle safety a serious issue. While heavy vehicles make up 2.5% of NSW road fleet and [...]
The Australian National Road Safety Strategy is making progress – but we need to do better. And while heavy vehicles are involved in less accidents – according to June 2022 figures – we still need to do more – because the number of vulnerable road users killed is on the rise. No one wants to lose a loved one in [...]
