Vintage Road Haulage

Adding to our accreditation for Fatigue, Maintenance, Load and Dimension, we are now Accredited with Main Roads WA for Mass Management.

As part of our commitment to safety, Vintage Road Haulage are now holders of the current edition of the Advanced Safety Systems Australia (ASSA) Workplace Compliance System.

Successful Re-entry Audit for our Main Roads Accreditation for 2015. Well done team!!! Vintage Road Haulage – (08) 9410 1726

Check out our revamped Taut liner!!! Over the coming months Vintage will be updating all the fleet with the new branding, keeping equipment streamlined across the business.

The team at Vintage is GROWING… We would like to acknowledge three of our newest drivers starting with the group, Brad, Steve, Mick and Ken.

The Team at Vintage Road Haulage have just completed their annual WA Main Roads Accreditation Audit for another year.

Vintage Road Haulage has launched its own Linkedin page. Check us out on Linkedin here and click “Follow” to see all our updates and news.

Everyone knows that when driving you need to keep your eyes on the road, but not everyone does.

Electric buses will no longer need to be stationary to be recharged when Volvo designs and build electric roads to charge the battery of buses as they drive over it!

Perth is set to see it’s water pressure reduced to a standard pressure over the next 20 years, as the Water Corporation starts a pressure management strategy to save 10 billion litres of water per year.

Perth is possibly set to receive a new freight link, to connect Fremantle Port with Perth Airport, which will reduce the current driving time by 16 minutes.

Driving in the WA outback can be extremely tough on truck tyres. That’s why it’s important for both the driver and the truck owner to be vigilant in keeping a close watch on what is happening to the tyres.

Perth looks set to get its delayed light rail project pushed forward according to new Transport Minister Dean Nalder. Mr Nadler says that he is investigating splitting the project into two parts to make it more manageable and financially achievable.

Trimble Transport and Logistics has developed a device that when fixed inside a vehicle, will help truck companies and truck drivers comply with the heavy vehicle fatigue management laws.

Every driver in WA is responsible for ensuring that their load is secure and that they use an appropriate vehicle and restraint equipment suitable for the load they are carrying.

The past seven years have seen the trucking industry has been paying too much in tax, according to the Chair of the Australian Trucking Association, Noelene Watson.

Australia’s first road train is going to be on display in Melbourne at the International Truck, Trailer and Equipment Show this year.

State and Federal road authorities recently commissioned Austroads to compile a report on auxiliary brakes for heavy vehicles in Australia.

Global heavy vehicle manufacturer Scania is searching Australia for the fourth time to find the best truck and bus drivers.

Pilbara Cities, the brainchild of former WA Nationals leader Brendon Grylls, is home to the growing mining towns of Port Hedland and Karratha.