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Uncertainty on funding our roads, and future leaders 

Friday blog | Dom Kalasih

Our Election Platform which we launch next week calls for a stable pipeline of transport investment to support economic growth, among a range of other important appeals. The best way of securing stable funding is to collect money via user-pays mechanisms to reduce the risk of relying on loans and grants.

Smart compliance and unfair regulation 

Friday blog | Dom Kalasih

The new Mackays Crossing CVSC is an impressive facility and its use of smart tech will hopefully mean fewer compliant trucks are pulled in for inspection. In other happenings this week, we’ve brought the Ministry for Regulation’s attention to how livestock transporters are unfairly penalised for effluent spills.

Overseas comparisons: what global trucking costs and workforce pressures can tell us

Friday blog | Dom Kalasih

Dom takes a look at overseas trucking data to compare road freight cost pressures and workforce challenges. They illustrate common issues around rising operating costs, driver shortages, and ageing workforces which demonstrate the need for stronger training pathways.

Permitting reform not delivering what was promised

Friday blog | Mark Stockdale

The removal of 50MAX permits was sold as a productivity benefit, but in reality this change is not really delivering reduced administration for operators.

Moving parts: education, efficiency and engagement 

Friday blog | Dom Kalasih

Industry-led subjects have been announced this week and we're eager for students to better access driver training. In other news, what kinds of trucks are operating in South America?

The intangibles 

Friday blog | Dom Kalasih

When it comes to supply chain productivity, it can be tricky to accommodate the different needs of all parties - particularly ports and transporters.
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