Loxton Waikerie (Pedal Prix) Mass or Dimension Authority (Notice) 2014 (No. 1)

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HEAVY VEHICLE NATIONAL LAW

 

LOXTON WAIKERIE (PEDAL PRIX) MASS OR DIMENSION AUTHORITY (NOTICE) 2014 (NO. 1)

 

Purpose

 

  1. The purpose of this notice is to—

(a)    authorise the use of stated categories of class 2 vehicles, on stated routes during stated hours of stated days; and

(b)    exempt stated categories of class 3 heavy vehicles from stated prescribed mass and dimension requirements of the Heavy Vehicle (Mass, Dimension and  Loading) National Regulation (the Regulation).

 

Authorising Provision

 

2.                   This notice is made under section 117 and 138 of the Heavy Vehicle National Law (the National Law).

 

Title

 

3.                   This notice may be cited as the Loxton Waikerie (Pedal Prix) Mass or Dimension Authority (Notice) 2014 (No. 1)

 

Definition

 

4.                   Unless otherwise stated, words and expressions used in this notice have the same meanings as in the National Law or regulations made under the National Law.

 

5.                   In this notice
 

approved vehicle means

(a)    a B-double up to 26 metres in length (GML & HML);

(b)    a 23m rigid truck and dog combination;

(c)     a 23m vehicle carrier (GML & HML);

(d)    a 19m HML vehicle;

(e)    a controlled access bus;

(f)     a convertor dolly;

(g)    a Performance Based Standard (PBS) vehicle, Level 1 and 2A; and

(h)    a low loader operating at a GCM of 49.5t or less, or 59.5t or less.

 

‘PBS access approval’ means a mass or dimension authority for a PBS vehicle that is an approved vehicle.

 

primary national notice’ means the following mass or dimension authorities made under Chapter 4 the National Law or transitioned under s 748 of the National Law —

(a)    National Class 2 Heavy Vehicle B-Double Authorisation (Notice) 2014 (No. 2); and

(b)    Operation Of Rigid Truck And Dog Trailer Combinations Up To 23m In Length*; and

(c)     National Class 2 Heavy Vehicle 4.6m High and/or 25m Long Vehicle Carrier Authorisation (Notice) 2014 (No. 1); and

(d)    Higher Mass Limits For Vehicles Fitted With Road Friendly Suspension*; and

(e)    National Class 2 Heavy Vehicle Controlled Access Bus Authorisation (Notice) 2014 (No.1) And National Class 3 Heavy Vehicle Controlled Access Bus Rear Overhang Dimension Exemption (Notice) 2014 (No.1); and

(f)     South Australia Consolidated National Heavy Vehicle Mass and Dimension Exemption (Notice) 2014 (No. 1). and

(g)    Operation of 49.5 tonne prime mover and low loader combination vehicles in South Australia*; and

(h)    Operation of 25m long Prime Mover and Low Loader Combinations with a Gross Combination Mass up to 59.5 tonnes*; and

(i)      Operation of 26m B-Double Vehicles*; and

(j)      Operation of Road Train Vehicles in South Australia*; and

(k)    Operation of Car Carrier Combinations up to 25m in Length*

 

Note 2— Notices marked with an ‘*’ have been transitioned under s 748 of the National law

Note 3 Authorised versions of each of the above notices may be obtained from—

a)        https://www.nhvr.gov.au/resources/notices-and-permit-based-schemes/transitional-notices, in the case of a notice which has been transitioned under the National Law; and

b)       https://www.nhvr.gov.au/resources/notices-and-permit-based-schemes/national-notices  or https://www.nhvr.gov.au/resources/notices-and-permit-based-schemes/state-hvnl-notices   in the case of a notice which has been made under the National Law.

 

Application

 

6.                   This notice applies in South Australia.

 

Exemption from prescribed mass or dimension requirements

 

7.                   This notice exempts a class 3 vehicle to which it applies from a prescribed mass or dimension requirement as provided in a primary national notice applying to the vehicle.

 

Stated Areas or Routes

 

8.                   An approved vehicle, which would have otherwise have used Bookpurnong Terrace, may operate under the conditions of this notice, and any primary national notice or PBS access approval applying to the vehicle on Gratwick Road, Starcevich Road, Robertson Avenue, Barker Street, Paruna Road, Browns Well Highway, Habel Road and Karoonda Highway, Loxton.

 

Period of Operation

 

9.                   This authority is valid on Sunday 4 May 2014 (from 4:00 AM to 7:00 PM) for the duration of the Bookpurnong Terrace closure at Loxton.

 

Conditions

 

10.               The driver and operator of an approved vehicle must comply with the conditions in this notice and any primary national notice or PBS access approval applying to the vehicle.

 

Note 4 Nothing in this notice exempts the driver or operator of the vehicle from complying with legislation regulating the use of heavy vehicles, including but not limited to—

(a)      compliance with mass and other dimension requirements in the National Law;

(b)     compliance with traffic signs, including those indicating mass limits or dimension limits;

(c)      compliance with vehicle standards in the National Law; and

(d)     compliance with lawful directions of authorised officers.

 

Note 5 – Where a primary national notice imposes a requirement to carry a copy of that notice, the obligation continues as a condition of this notice; however the driver or operator is not required to carry a copy of this notice. 

 

Declaration
 

I, Angus Draheim, delegate of the National Heavy Vehicle Regulator

(a)    authorise the use of the stated categories of class 2 vehicles in the stated areas or routes during the stated hours of stated days and subject to the conditions set out in this notice; and

(b)    exempt the stated categories of class 1 and 3 vehicles to which this notice applies from prescribed mass and dimension requirements to the extent and on the conditions stated in this notice.

 

 

Dated: Friday, 25 February 2022

 

 

 

 

 

Angus Draheim

General Manager (Operations)

National Heavy Vehicle Regulator

Overview

The Loxton Waikerie (Pedal Prix) Mass or Dimension Authority (Notice) 2014 (No. 1) was enacted to address the need for temporary exemptions from prescribed mass and dimension requirements for certain categories of heavy vehicles during the Pedal Prix event in Loxton, South Australia. This notice was made under section 117 and 138 of the Heavy Vehicle National Law (National Law), which was established to harmonise and standardise heavy vehicle regulations across Australia. The policy objective is to facilitate the smooth operation of heavy vehicles during the event while ensuring that safety and compliance standards are upheld. This notice applies specifically in South Australia and authorises the use of specific classes of vehicles on designated routes and during specified hours to accommodate the event logistics. It exempts certain class 3 heavy vehicles from certain mass and dimension requirements, provided they comply with all other relevant legislation and conditions stipulated in the notice.

Scope and Application

This notice, titled the Loxton Waikerie (Pedal Prix) Mass or Dimension Authority (Notice) 2014 (No. 1), was made under section 117 and 138 of the Heavy Vehicle National Law, and applies specifically in South Australia. It authorises the use of stated categories of class 2 vehicles on specified routes during certain hours on Sunday 4 May 2014, and exempts certain class 3 heavy vehicles from specified prescribed mass and dimension requirements of the Heavy Vehicle (Mass, Dimension and Loading) National Regulation. The notice defines terms such as 'approved vehicle' and 'PBS access approval', and specifies that it applies to vehicles operating on Gratwick Road, Starcevich Road, Robertson Avenue, Barker Street, Paruna Road, Browns Well Highway, Habel Road and Karoonda Highway, Loxton. The notice also outlines conditions that must be met by the driver and operator of the approved vehicle, including compliance with mass and dimension requirements, traffic signs, vehicle standards, and lawful directions of authorised officers. The notice does not exempt the driver or operator of the vehicle from complying with legislation regulating the use of heavy vehicles. The authority is valid for the duration of the Bookpurnong Terrace closure at Loxton on Sunday 4 May 2014 from 4:00 AM to 7:00 PM.

Key Provisions

The Loxton Waikerie (Pedal Prix) Mass or Dimension Authority (Notice) 2014 (No. 1) contains several key provisions that specify the circumstances under which certain heavy vehicles can be used in South Australia. Section 8 of the notice provides for the exemption of certain class 3 heavy vehicles from certain mass and dimension requirements as stipulated in the primary national notices, provided they operate under the conditions of this notice. The notice specifies which categories of vehicles are approved and which routes they can use, namely Gratwick Road, Starcevich Road, Robertson Avenue, Barker Street, Paruna Road, Browns Well Highway, Habel Road, and Karoonda Highway in Loxton, South Australia. This exemption is effective for the duration of the closure of Bookpurnong Terrace on Sunday, 4 May 2014, from 4:00 AM to 7:00 PM. The obligations under this notice are clearly defined to ensure compliance. Operators and drivers of approved vehicles must adhere to all conditions stipulated in this notice and any relevant primary national notices or PBS access approvals. This includes continuing to carry a copy of any primary national notice as required by its terms, although they are not required to carry a copy of this notice itself. It is essential that operators and drivers remain compliant with all other legislative requirements, including mass and dimension regulations, traffic signs, vehicle standards, and directions from authorised officers. These obligations are detailed in Section 10 of the notice. The notice also outlines potential consequences for non-compliance. Although the specific offences, penalties, or civil and criminal consequences are not detailed in this notice, it is understood that breaches of the Heavy Vehicle National Law and related regulations can result in significant penalties. These may include fines and potential criminal charges, depending on the severity and nature of the breach. The National Heavy Vehicle Regulator has the authority to enforce compliance and take appropriate action against those who fail to adhere to the regulations. It is important for operators and drivers to be fully aware of their obligations and to ensure strict compliance to avoid any adverse consequences.

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