Harmonisation of pilot and escort vehicle driver requirements.

Author(s)
Advantia Transport Consulting Group
Year
Abstract

This report presents the current situation for pilot and escort vehicle drivers in Australian jurisdictions, and proposes a nationally harmonised approach. This approach was developed in consultation with jurisdictional stakeholders through workshops and face-to-face meetings. It is intended that, ultimately, both the accreditation scheme and the operational guideline will be called-up by the Heavy Vehicle National Law, and that the National Heavy Vehicle Regulator will play a central role in administering the accreditation scheme. Transitional arrangements have been proposed, whereby the status quo will be retained until such time as the National Heavy Vehicle Regulator is in a position to commence the scheme. Upon commencement, an approach has been proposed for transitioning existing pilots and escorts into the national accreditation scheme. (Author/publisher)

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20131175 ST [electronic version only]
Source

Sydney, NSW, AUSTROADS, 2013, III + 84 p., 6 ref.; AUSTROADS Research Report AP-R439-13 - ISBN 978-1-925037-09-8

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