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Access Network Changes December 2017 Access network changes December 2017 Access network changes – Additional routes for December 2017 This fact sheet contains a summary of additional routes added to heavy vehicle networks for December 2017 that did not require a gazettal notice. These changes once approved by the NHVR, were automatically updated on the NHVR Journey Planner and relevant road transport authority map. A monthly summary of the updates to heavy vehicle networks that occur directly on state road transport authority mapping sites (without any gazettal notice) can be found at www.nhvr.gov.au/access-network-changes Ref # State Road Manager Change Description 122292 NSW Inverell Shire Add Route for 25/26m B-double Holdfast Road, Yetman (from Bruxner Council Road to 12.1kms) Holdfast Road, Twin Rivers (from Tarwoona Road to 15.1kms) 122293 NSW Inverell Shire Add Route for 25/26m B-double Keetah Road, Twin Rivers (from the bridge Council at Dumaresq River the entire length to bridge at Macintyre River. Approx. 23.417kms long) 122312 NSW Roads and Remove Route for Kidman Way (from The Springs Road to Maritime Oversize/Overmass High Street) Services High Street (from Kidman Way to Kidman Way) Kidman Way (from High Street to Cowper Street) 122294 NSW Inverell Shire Add Route for 25/26m B-double Tarwoona Road, Twin Rivers (from Keetah Council Road intersection to Holdfast Road intersection) N/A NSW Roads and Add Route for the following Glendale Drive, Glendale (from Main Road Maritime combinations: to Lake Road) Services • Short Combination (HML) • 25/26m B-Double (HML) N/A NSW Roads and Add Route for the following Newcastle Inner City Bypass (from Maritime combinations: Sandgate Road to Pacific Hwy) Services • Short Combination (HML) • 25/26m B-Double (HML) N/A NSW Roads and Add Route for the following Seaham Road and Raymond Terrace Road Maritime combinations: over Bridges BN1484 and BN1483 Services • Short Combination (HML) • PBS Level 1 (HML) N/A QLD Brisbane City Remove Restriction for Special Ashgrove Road Bridge, Newmarket (- Council Purpose Vehicle (SPV) 27.438174, 153.006399) "Remove bridge restriction for SPV Vehicles" Page 1 of 4 201802-0769 Access network changes – Additional routes for December 2017 www.nhvr.gov.au Ref # State Road Manager Change Description 111284 SA Light Regional Add Route for the following Rosenthal Road, Daveyston (between Council combinations: Laucke Feed Mill and Sturt Highway) • 32m and 36.5m Road Train (GML and HML) • 35.0m B-triple (GML) • PBS Level 3A 122301 SA Mount Add Route for the following All roads within the council boundary. No Gambier City combinations: access to Hay Drive, between Keegan Council • 40t SPV Network Drive and Lake Tce West. • 3 axle Crane Network 110377 SA Adelaide Add Route for PBS Level 3B Road Train Road Plains Council Middle Beach Road 122304 SA Adelaide Remove Route for the following Temby Road from Princess Hwy to private Plains Council combinations: property access • 23m B-double (GML and HML) • 26m B-double (GML and HML) • 19m Network (HML) • PBS Level 2A 111283 SA Franklin Add Route for the following Lucky Bay Road, Cowell (from Lincoln Harbour combinations: Highway to Lucky Bay Road) District • 23m and 26m B-Double (GML) Wilton Road, Mitchellville (from Lucky Bay Council • 32m and 36.5m Road Train Road to Franklin Road) (GML) • 35.0m B-Triple (GML) • Road Train Converter Dolly (GML) • 23m 42.5t Low Loader (24hr Travel and Day Only) 122297 SA Salisbury City Add Route for the following Martins Road, Green Fields (from Port Council combinations: Wakefield Road to Ryans Road) • 19m Network (HML) • 19m Network (HML) – part road, from • 23m and 26m B-double (GML and Ryans Road end HML) • 23m and 26m B-double (GML) – part • 32m and 36.5m Road Train (GML road, from Martins Road end and HML) • 35m B-triple (GML) Add Restriction for all except 19m • Rigid Truck and Dog (23m) (GML) Network (HML), PBS Level 1A, Road Train • Road Train Converter Dolly (GML Converter Dolly (GML and HML): and HML) "No left turn from Port Wakefield Road • 23m 42.5t Low Loader (24-hour into Martins Road and no right turn from and Day Only) Martins Road into Port Wakefield Road" • PBS Levels 1A, 2A, 2B and 3A N/A SA Department of Add Route for the following Between Tobruk Terrace, Loxton and the Planning, combinations: Victorian border near Pinnaroo, via Tobruk Transport and • 32m and 36.5m Road Train (GML Terrace, Paruna Road, Browns Well Infrastructure and HML) Highway, Lovers Lane Pinnaroo and and • PBS Level 3A Mallee Highway Southern • 35.0m B-Triple (GML) Mallee District Council Page 2 of 4 201802-0769 Access network changes – Additional routes for December 2017 www.nhvr.gov.au Ref # State Road Manager Change Description N/A SA Department of Add Route for the following Between Lagoon Road, Murray Bridge and Planning, combinations: Sturt Highway at its junction with Halfway Transport and • 32m and 36.5m Road Train (GML House Road, via Mannum Road, Randell Infrastructure and HML) Road, Ridley Road, Angas Valley Road, • 35m B-triple (GML) Ridley Road, Main Street Cambrai, Ridley • Rigid Truck and Dog (23m) (GML) Road and Halfway House Road • PBS Levels 2B and 3A N/A SA Department of Add Route for the following Between the Qube Logistics depot on Planning, combinations: Cypress Terrace, Murray Bridge and the Transport and • 32m and 36.5m Road Train (GML Victorian border near Wolseley, via Infrastructure and HML) Cypress Terrace, Maurice Road, and • 35m B-triple (GML) Hindmarsh Road, Jervois Road, South Murray Bridge • Rigid Truck and Dog (23m) (GML) Eastern Freeway, Princes Highway and Rural City • PBS Levels 2B and 3A Dukes Highway Council Include the following condition: Access is not available over the rail crossing on Cypress Terrace at Murray Bridge N/A SA Department of Add Route for the following Between the Victorian border near Mount Planning, combinations: Gambier and the junction of Dukes and Transport and • 32m and 36.5m Road Train (GML Riddoch Highways at Keith (to connect Infrastructure and HML) with the existing networks) via: Riddoch and • 35m B-triple (GML) Highway; Stewart Terrace, Deviation Road Mount • PBS Levels 2B and 3A and Gordon Street Naracoorte; Riddoch Gambier City Highway between Naracoorte and Penola; Council Church Street Penola; Riddoch Highway, Beadnall Drive Nangwarry, Riddoch Highway between Nangwarry and Mount Gambier, Penola Road, Commercial Road East Mount Gambier; and Princes Highway to the Victorian border N/A SA Department of Add Route for PBS Levels 1A and Sections of Princes Highway, Avenue Planning, 2A Range Road and Konetta Road generally Transport and between Beachport and Kingston South Infrastructure East N/A SA Department of Add Route for the following Old Princes Highway, between the Planning, combinations: junctions of: Proctor Road, North Road, Transport and • 19m Network (HML) Princes Highway and Old Princes Highway Infrastructure • 23m and 26m B-double (GML and at Kanmantoo; and the junction of East HML) Terrace and Old Princes Highway at • 23m 42.5t Low Loader (24-hour Callington and Day Only) • PBS Levels 1A and 2A N/A SA Department of Add Route for the following Old Sturt Highway Nuriootpa, between Planning, combinations: Murray Street and Lot 1005 Transport and • 19m Network (HML) Infrastructure • 23m and 26m B-double (GML and HML) • Rigid Truck and Dog (23m) (GML) • PBS Levels 1A and 2A Page 3 of 4 201802-0769 Access network changes – Additional routes for December 2017 www.nhvr.gov.au Ref # State Road Manager Change Description N/A SA Department of Add Route for PBS Levels 1A and Between Bedford Street and Hanson Road Planning, 2A Gillman, via Kapara Road, North Arm Road Transport and and Cormack Road Infrastructure N/A SA Department of Add Route for the following Salisbury Highway, Greenfields (between Planning, combinations: Port Wakefield Road and Greenfields Drive Transport and • 32m and 36.5m Road Train (GML and including ramps onto and off Salisbury Infrastructure and HML) Highway) • 35m B-triple (GML) Include the following condition: • PBS Levels 2B and 3A "No right turn from Salisbury Highway onto Elder Smith Road" N/A SA Port Augusta Add Route for the following Zerna Road, Port Augusta (between City Council combinations: Augusta Highway and commencement of • 32m and 36.5m Road Train (GML existing networks) and HML) Include the following condition: • 35m B-triple (GML) "No left turn onto Zerna Road from the • Road Train Commodity Networks Augusta Highway or right turn out onto the Augusta Highway" N/A SA Department of Remove Restriction for various 17 Railway Level Crossing (RLX) conditions Planning, Restricted Access Vehicles and 2 prohibited RLX have been removed Transport and in the following local government areas: Infrastructure • District Council of Mount Remarkable • Port Pirie Regional Council • Wakefield Regional Council • District Council of Peterborough • Coorong District Council N/A SA Department of Remove Route for the following Flinders Ranges Way (between Quorn and Planning, combinations: the RM Williams Way intersection) Transport and • PBS Level 3B and 4A Infrastructure • 53.5m Road Train (GML and HML) N/A SA Department of Remove Route for 25m 59.5t Low Waterloo Corner Road across Little para Planning, Loader River, adjacent Happy Homes Reserve Transport and Infrastructure N/A SA Franklin Add condition for Commodity (B- • Restricted speed to 80kph on sealed Harbour Double & Road Train) Routes Council roads outside town limits; District • Restricted speed loaded or unloaded to Council 70kph on unsealed Council roads outside town limits; • Restricted speed loaded or unloaded to 40kph within town limits; and • No access to unsealed routes which have received greater than 15mm of rain in the preceding 24 hours Please note: While every attempt has been made to ensure the accuracy of the content of this fact sheet, it should not be relied upon as legal advice.
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