Where can I find nominated configuration code?
The configuration codes provided in this section are shown on the vehicle’s registration label. These codes are derived from the Nominated Configuration Code, axle code and GVM, and are used by Authorised Officers for compliance purposes.
What is a short combination truck?
Short combination truck means a truck nominated to haul one trailer where, according to the nomination: (a) the combination has 6 axles or fewer; and (b) the maximum total mass that is legally allowable for the combination is 42.5 tonnes or less.
What is AB triple truck?
A B-triple means a heavy combination not longer than 36.5m consisting of a prime mover towing three semitrailers in which each semi-trailer is connected to its towing vehicle with a roll coupled connection.
Why are trucks called B doubles?
A B-type trailer is one with a fifth-wheel coupling, be it a turntable or a greased plate. A B-Double gets its name from the fact that it has two trailers, both being B-types.
What is a brown slip in NSW?
Brown Slips (HVAIS) are required for unregistered vehicles with a GVM over 2000kg. This also applies to vehicles transferring registration from interstate and also imported from overseas. Again, if it is the trailer or caravan’s first registration in NSW it will also require a weighbridge ticket.
What is an a triple?
Firstly, it has four trailers and is thus a quad combination. A double refers to two trailers, a triple has three trailers and a quin has five trailers within the combination. The vehicle is made of 3 coupling segments (or elements) – BAB.
Why is it called AB double?
A B-Double gets its name from the fact that it has two trailers, both being B-types. Originally, in Canada, where the B-Double concept began, it’s known as a B-Train, but the name was changed in Australia, because pollies were concerned about ‘selling’ the idea of small road trains operating in metro electorates.
Why is AB double called AB double?
What are PBS routes?
The Performance Based Standards (PBS) scheme allows heavy vehicle operators to use innovative and optimised vehicle designs to achieve greater productivity and improved safety, while making the least possible impacts on the environment and road infrastructure.
What is PBS combinations?
Performance-Based Standards (PBS) offers an alternative regulatory system which allows heavy vehicle combinations to achieve higher productivity and safety through innovative and optimised vehicle designs.
What is a AB triple?
What is PBS truck?
PBS vehicles are specifically designed to have a high level of performance and meet strict safety and infrastructure standards to ensure they are suited to the road network. The benefit of the PBS scheme is greater vehicle safety, increased freight productivity and fewer impacts on road infrastructure.
What class vehicle is a Ute?
A class C – Car licence lets you drive: vehicles including cars, utes, vans, some light trucks and car-based motor tricycles.
What is a pink slip NSW?
An eSafety (or pink slip) inspection report verifies your vehicle is safe and ready for the road. Most light vehicles more than 5 years old will require an eSafety check before they can be registered in NSW. Your registration renewal papers will state whether or not you need an inspection.
What is a blue slip in NSW?
An Authorised Unregistered Vehicle Inspection report (blue slip) verifies that an unregistered vehicle is safe, and it meets design and identity standards. All unregistered light vehicles need a blue slip inspection before they can be registered in NSW.
What can the NSW Government do to promote competitive outcomes?
Two important policy levers the NSW Government can use to help promote competitive outcomes in the state are the application of competitive neutrality policy and the operation of its procurement policy. In February 2006, COAG signed the Competition and Infrastructure Reform Agreement (CIRA).
When does the competition and consumer (industry codes—franchising) regulation come into force?
This is a compilation of the Competition and Consumer (Industry Codes—Franchising) Regulation 2014 that shows the text of the law as amended and in force on 1 July 2021 (the compilation date). The notes at the end of this compilation (the endnotes) include information about amending laws and the amendment history of provisions of the compiled law.
What is the competition and Consumer Act 2010?
The Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (CCA) is a national law that governs how businesses must deal with suppliers, competitors and customers, and covers aspects of business such as advertising and price setting. It applies to all businesses – both streetfront and online operations.
What is the role of NSW Treasury in competition?
Accordingly, NSW Treasury plays a key role in advising on matters affecting competition in the economy, competition issues affecting government, and in developing whole-of-government submissions to inquiries such as the recent Australian Government competition policy review (the Harper Review).