New South Wales Consolidated Acts
[Index]
[Table]
[Search]
[Search this Act]
[Notes]
[Noteup]
[Previous]
[Next]
[Download]
[History]
[Help]
HEAVY VEHICLE NATIONAL LAW (NSW) - SECT 95
Prescribed mass requirements
(1) The national regulations may prescribe requirements (the
"prescribed mass requirements" ) about the following-- (a) the mass of heavy
vehicles;
(b) the mass of components of heavy vehicles.
(2) Without limiting
subsection (1), the prescribed mass requirements may include the following--
(a) requirements about mass limits relating to-- (i) the tare mass of heavy
vehicles; or
(ii) the mass of heavy vehicles together with their loads; or
(iii) the mass on tyres, axles or axle groups of heavy vehicles;
(b)
requirements about mass limits relating to axle spacing;
(c) general mass
limits applying to heavy vehicles or components of heavy vehicles.
(3) Also,
without limiting subsection (1) or (2), the prescribed mass requirements may--
(a) include mass limits that are to apply only to particular areas or routes;
and
(b) authorise or require the Regulator to decide the areas or routes to
which the mass limits are to apply.
(4) The national regulations may
prescribe requirements (that are not prescribed mass requirements) about the
use on roads of heavy vehicles under particular mass limits, including, for
example-- (a) a requirement that drivers of heavy vehicles using the vehicles
under mass limits applying only to particular areas or routes decided by the
Regulator must comply with conditions on the use of heavy vehicles on roads
under the mass limits imposed by the Regulator (including conditions required
by road managers for the roads); and
(b) a requirement that drivers of heavy
vehicles who are driving the vehicles under particular mass limits must carry
particular documents; and
(c) a requirement that a particular document or
other thing must be displayed on heavy vehicles used under particular mass
limits.
(5) In this section--
"tare mass" , of a heavy vehicle, means the mass of the vehicle that-- (a) is
ready for service; and
(b) is fitted with all standard equipment, together
with any options that are fitted; and
(c) is unoccupied and unladen; and
(d)
has all fluid reservoirs (other than for fuel) filled to nominal capacity; and
(e) has 10 litres of fuel in the fuel reservoir or reservoirs (but excluding
any loaded fuel in excess of 10 litres).
AustLII: Copyright Policy
| Disclaimers
| Privacy Policy
| Feedback