Heavy Vehicle National Law - Class 2 Heavy Vehicle Stated Maps – Amendment Notice 2016 (No. 1)

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Heavy Vehicle National Law

Class 2 Heavy Vehicle Stated Maps – Amendment Notice 2016 (No.1)

Statutory Instrument Series:

Stated Maps – Amendment Notice

 

1                      Authorising provision

This Notice is made under section 174 of the Heavy Vehicle National Law as applied in each participating jurisdiction.

2                      Purpose

The purpose of this Notice is to amend stated maps for Class 2 vehicles at the request of road managers.  

3                      Commencement Date

The amendments take effect on 1 August 2016.

4                      Title

This Notice may be cited as the Class 2 Heavy Vehicle Stated Maps – Amendment Notice 2016 (No.1).

5                      Application

This Notice applies in New South Wales.

6                      Amendments

The specified routes in Column 2 of Schedule 1 to this Notice are to be amended according to the details shown in Column 3, for the road managers’ reasons shown in Column 4.

Note- the network maps for the amendments in Schedule 1 map be found on the NSW Roads and Maritime Services website at www.rms.nsw.gov.au/hv-maps

 

 

 

Dated: 28 June 2016 

 

Peter Caprioli

Director Access

National Heavy Vehicle Regulator

 

Schedule 1: Table of Amended Routes

Ref #

Class 2 Vehicle Route

Locality

Changes to Route

76398

New South Wales 25/26m B-double Route

Grenfell

Remove the following part of a road:

Forbes Street between the Mid-Western Highway and Melyra St

76399

New South Wales 25/26m B-double Route

Taree

Remove the following road and parts of roads for 19m B-double (>50t), 23m B-double and 25/26m B-double vehicles:

 

Cornwall Lane, Manning Street between Cornwall Lane and York Street, York Street between Manning Street and Pulteney Street, and Pulteney Street between York Street and Cornwall Lane

76400

New South Wales 25/26m B-double Route

Gunnedah

Remove the following rail crossing for 23m B-double and 25/26m B-double vehicles:

 

Crossing between Kamilaroi Highway and Watermark Road, opposite the end of Nea Siding Road

76400

New South Wales 25/26m B-double Route

Gunnedah

Remove the following crossing for 23m B-double and 25/26m B-double vehicles:

Kamilaroi Road rail crossing, adjacent to Kamilaroi Highway.

76401

New South Wales

23m B-double Route

Silverwater

Remove the following part of a road

Clyde Street between Silverwater Road and Silver Street

76402

New South Wales 25/26m B-double Route

Artarmon

Remove the following part of a road:

Left turn exit ramp (westbound) from Gore Hill Freeway to Reserve Road

76403

New South Wales 25/26m B-double Route

Auburn

For travel on Parramatta Road, Auburn, impose the following additional road condition for 23m B-double and 25/26m B-double vehicles:

 

Combinations exceeding 19m in length are prohibited from turning left from Parramatta Road into Percy Street

76404

New South Wales

Type 1 Road Train Route (up to 36.5m)

Edgeroi

Remove the following road:

Byalla Lane

76405

New South Wales

19m B-double Route (over 50t)

Wallacia

Remove the following bridge:

Bridge on Silverdale Road, crossing the Nepean River

76406

New South Wales 25/26m B-double Route

Jugiong

Remove the following road:

Bundarbo Road

76407

New South Wales 25/26m B-double Route

Villawood

Remove the following part of a road:

Left hand loop exit ramps from Woodville Road, southbound to River Avenue.

76408

New South Wales

Type 1 Road Train Route (up to 36.5m)

Narromine

Remove the following part of a road:

Terangion St between Algalah St and Manildra St

 

Overview

The Heavy Vehicle National Law Class 2 Heavy Vehicle Stated Maps – Amendment Notice 2016 (No.1) was enacted to amend specific routes for Class 2 heavy vehicles in New South Wales. The Notice was introduced to address the needs of road managers by amending stated maps for Class 2 vehicles, responding to concerns about safety, infrastructure, and road management. This amendment was made under section 174 of the Heavy Vehicle National Law as applied in each participating jurisdiction. The primary policy objective is to enhance road safety and improve the efficiency of heavy vehicle operations by modifying routes to better align with current road conditions and infrastructure. The Notice took effect on 1 August 2016 and applies specifically in New South Wales, with details of the amended routes available on the NSW Roads and Maritime Services website.

Scope and Application

The Heavy Vehicle National Law Class 2 Heavy Vehicle Stated Maps – Amendment Notice 2016 (No.1) applies to the stated maps for Class 2 vehicles in New South Wales and is designed to facilitate amendments to these maps at the request of road managers. The Notice specifies amendments to particular routes designated for Class 2 vehicles, including B-doubles and road trains, to accommodate safety, infrastructure, and operational considerations. These amendments are effective from 1 August 2016 and are intended to ensure that the routes are consistent with the current conditions and requirements set by the relevant road authorities. The Notice does not extend beyond the jurisdictional boundaries of New South Wales, and any exclusions or exemptions from its application are not specified in the text provided. The Notice, however, allows for further specification of application details through subordinate instruments as needed.

Key Provisions

The Class 2 Heavy Vehicle Stated Maps – Amendment Notice 2016 (No.1) (the "Notice") amends the stated maps for Class 2 vehicles in New South Wales (NSW) as of 1 August 2016. This amendment was made under section 174 of the Heavy Vehicle National Law (the "Act") and follows requests from road managers to modify the routes for Class 2 heavy vehicles (sections 2 and 6). The Notice applies specifically in NSW, and the new route maps can be found on the NSW Roads and Maritime Services website. The Notice details specific route changes, such as removing certain roads or imposing additional road conditions for heavy vehicles. The Notice imposes specific obligations on the entities it governs, primarily focusing on road managers. Road managers must ensure that the amendments to the stated maps are implemented and communicated effectively to all relevant stakeholders, such as heavy vehicle operators. These changes are made to address safety concerns or infrastructure limitations identified by the road managers. The Notice also requires these managers to monitor compliance with the new routes and conditions set out in the Notice. The Notice does not explicitly outline offences, penalties, or civil/criminal consequences for breach within its text. However, breaches of the amended routes could potentially lead to penalties under the Act. Under section 176 of the Act, if a vehicle is operated in a manner inconsistent with the stated maps, it may be considered an offence. The penalties for such offences can vary but generally include fines that can be significant depending on the severity and frequency of the breach. The precise penalties would be determined by the courts based on the specific circumstances of the case and any relevant case law.

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