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i am trying to find some info on new heavy vehicle laws for WA.

not sure if they have been introduced or still to happen.

i couldn't find anything

 

someone was saying when using a freight provider the company assigning the freight will be responsible for making sure the truck/driver complies with all rules. surely this can't be right?

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**meep**
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The new state legislation will, for the first time, place obligations on all parties in the road transport supply chain – the consignor, consignee, packer, loader and receiver, as well as the driver and owner - to take steps to prevent a breach of road transport law. The legislation will also create a legal liability in relation to such breaches for Directors and senior management in organisations.

 

 

 

https://www.mainroads.wa.gov.au/UsingRoads/HeavyVehicles/Compliance/Pages/CoR.aspx#.UwVmPIUSD0U

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I was thinking similarly Mr Grizz when Cootes were investigated.

 

Aren't the drivers responsible? Just as a car driver is responsible for the vehicle being driven.  

 

Or is to whom the vehicle is registered?  They must own an awful lot of trucks.

 

DEB

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To Mr Grizz, good luck with it all.  Just saw Meeps answer.  Leave it with you then!  Too much for my poor little brain.

 

DEB

 

 

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thank you

that differs from what i was told

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no worries.....have a read through the PDFs in the link I posted.....they go into more detail.

 

 

 

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