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Victorian Class 2 & 3 Higher Mass Limits Route Access VICTORIAN CLASS 2 & 3 HIGHER MASS LIMITS ROUTE ACCESS LISTS FEBRUARY 2014 This is a list of roads that may be used by vehicles that are eligible to operate at Higher Mass Limits (HML). However, drivers of B-double combinations may not use a road listed in this document: if it is a prohibited arterial road listed in Table A of the Victorian Class 2 B-double Route Access Lists (February 2014) ; or if it is a prohibited structure listed in Table B of the Victorian Class 2 B-double Route Access Lists (February 2014); or if it is not an approved municipal road listed in Table C or Table D of the Victorian Class 2 B-double Route Access Lists (February 2014). The Victorian Class 2 B-double Route Access Lists (February 2014) can be found on the VicRoads website at: vicroads.vic.gov.au/Home/Moreinfoandservices/HeavyVehicles/AccessAndRouteInformation/ TABLE A – PROHIBITED ARTERIAL ROADS WHICH HML TRUCKS MUST NOT USE (Including roads with prohibited bridges) ROAD MUNICIPALITY Ararat-St.Arnaud Road, between Buangor-Ben Nevis Road Ararat and Pyrenees and Wright Street Barkers Road, between Yarra River and Church Street Booroondara Benalla-Winton Road (Bridge Street), between Midland Highway Benalla (Nunn Street) and Benalla-Tatong Road (Smythe Street) Benalla-Yarrawonga Road, between St.James Road Moira and Lake Rowan Road Burwood Road, between Power Street and Church Street Booroondara Clunes–Creswick Road Hepburn and Ballarat Dohertys Road, between Grieve Parade and Fitzgerald Road Wyndham Gisborne–Melbourne Road, between Gisborne-Kilmore Road Macedon Ranges and Calder Freeway Glenferrie Road, between Wattletree Road and Dandenong Road Stonnington High Street, between Monash Freeway and Huntingdale Road Stonnington, Booroondara and Monash High Street, between Coburns Road and Melton Valley Drive Melton Johnston Street, between Hoddle Street and Yarra River Yarra Main Street, between Ryans Road and Diamond Creek Road Nillumbik Malvern Road, between Williams Road and Glenferrie Road Stonnington Nepean Highway, between Mornington Peninsula Freeway Mornington Peninsula and Dunns Creek Road Normanby Avenue, between St Georges Road and Nicholson Street Darebin and Moreland Orrong Road, between Toorak Road and High Street Stonnington Queens Park Road, between Scenic Road and Shannon Avenue Greater Geelong Rushworth-Tatura Road Campaspe and Greater Shepparton Ryans Road, between Wattletree Road and Main Street Nillumbik Scenic Road, between Barrabool Road and Queens Park Road Greater Geelong St Kilda Street, between Ormond Esplanade and Glenhuntly Road Bayside Studley Park Road, between Yarra River and Princes Street Booroondara Swan Street, between Madden Grove and Yarra River Yarra Tyers Road, between Traralgon West Road and Archbolds Lane Latrobe Victoria Street, between Burnley Street and Yarra River Yarra Wallen Road, between Yarra River and Power Street Booroondara 2 TABLE B – PROHIBITED BRIDGES, CULVERTS AND OTHER STRUCTURES WHICH HML VEHICLES MUST NOT CROSS ROAD LOCALITY MAP REF. FEATURE CROSSED Ararat-St.Arnaud Road Crowlands VCSD 57 C4 Wimmera River Benalla-Yarrawonga Road Lake Rowan VCSD 33 H6 Boosey Creek (St.James Road) Benambra–Corryong Road North of Gibbo River Junction VCSD 51 D5 Exhibition Creek Bright–Tawonga Road Bright VCSD 50 B5 Ovens River Burwood Road Hawthorn Mel 45 A10 Hawthorn–Lilydale Rail Clunes–Creswick Road Clunes VCSD 58 E6 Creswick Creek Dohertys Road Laverton North Mel 40 A12 Outfall Sewer Don Road Don Valley VCSD 80 B5 Myrtle Creek Gisborne–Melbourne Road Gisborne Mel 678 D3 Unnamed tributary off Jacksons Creek Glenferrie Road Malvern Mel 59 B10 Gippsland Rail Grange Road Burnley Mel 2H G12 Monash Freeway Great Ocean Road Skenes Creek Wongara VCSD 101 D5 Petticoat Creek VCSD 101 D5 Browns Creek High Street Glen Iris Mel 59 K9 Gardiners Creek High Street Melton Mel 337 D8 Toolern Creek McKillops Road Deddick VCSD 67 H3 Snowy River Wulgulmerang VCSD 67 F2 Little River Midland Highway Benalla VCSD 47 H2 Broken Creek Nepean Highway Dromana Mel 151 C10 Brokil Creek Normanby Avenue Coburg East Mel 30 A4 Merri Creek Omeo Highway Anglers Rest VCSD 50 J9 Cobungra River Bingo Munjie North VCSD 66 B2 Bingo Munjie Creek Orrong-Malvern Road Corner Toorak Mel 2M G11 Gippsland Rail Queens Park Road Geelong Mel 451 D4 Barwon River Rushworth-Tatura Road Rushworth VCSD 46 B2 Waranga Western Channel Snowy River Road Suggan Buggan VCSD 52 G9 Suggan Buggan River St Kilda Street Elwood Mel 67 D4 Elwood Canal Studley Park Road Kew Mel 2D F9 Yarra Boulevard Swan Street (Wallen Road) Burnley Mel 22 A2 Yarra River Tarra Valley Road Tarra Valley VCSD 98 B9 Tarra River (14.91 km post) VCSD 98 B9 Tarra River (15.77 km post) VCSD 98 A9 Tarra River (19.2 km post) VCSD 98 A9 Tarra River (19.7 km post) Tyers Road Traralgon VCSD 97 4J La Trobe River Victoria Street Abottsford Mel 2H 2H Yarra River Walhalla Road Walhalla VCSD 81 J9 Stringers Creek 3 TABLE C – APPROVED MUNICIPAL ROADS MUNICIPALITY APPROVED ROADS WHERE VEHICLE MUST NOT TRAVEL Buloke All roads, if Any road, if transporting a load other than farm related produce and materials. transporting farm related produce or materials. Campaspe All roads except those Any section of a road in Moama, Rushworth or Stanhope where the speed limit is in column 3. 80 km/h or less; Any section of a road in Echuca, Kyabram, Rochester, or Tongala where the speed limit is 80 km/h or less unless the road is listed in Table D; Bamawm Hall Road, between Prairie–Rochester Road and Singer Road; Bamawm Road, between Prairie–Rochester Road and Middleton Road; Bangerang Road, between Looker Road and municipal boundary; Barnadown–Myola Road, between Barnadown–Knowsley Road and Muskerry East School Road; Bennett Road, between Echuca–Nanneella Road and Gibson Road; Benson Road, between Lady Augusta Road and Simmie Road; Blamey Road, between Ronan Road and Geodetic Road; Carroll Road; Channel Inlet Road; Colbinabbin–Elmore Road, between Northern Highway and Bendigo–Murchison Road; Connally Lane; Davey Road, between Egans Bridge Road and Heathcote–Moora Road; Dehne Road; Dunbar Road, between South Boundary Road and Lilford Road; Everard Road, between Gibson Road and Thornton Road; Fox Island Road; Gibson Road, between Zegelin Road and Graham Road; Gledhill Road; Graham Road, between Trevaskis Road and Bolitho Road; Griffin Road, between Henderson Road and Day Road; Grogan Road, between Bendigo–Murchison Road and Colbinabbin–Elmore Road; Hagan Lane; Hansen Road, between Dullard Road and Lowe Road; Johnson Road, between Prairie–Rochester Road and Pannoo Road; Johnson Road, between Strathallan Road and Whinfield Road; Joyces Bridge Road; Laurie Road; Leitchville South Road; Lowrie Road, between Dullard Road and Bamawm Road; Middleton Road, between Lockington Road and Dullard Road; Morrisey Road, between Curr Road and McColl Road; Murphy Road, between Wilson Road and Griffin Road; O’Sullivan Road; Peter McEvoy Road; Point Road; River Road, between Barnadown–Knowsley Road and Bendigo–Murchison Road; Rushworth–Tatura Road, between Rushworth and municipal boundary; Russells Bridge Road, between Barnadown–Knowsley Road and municipal boundary; Simmie Road, between McKenzie Road and Rowe Road; Sinclair Road, between Goddard Road and municipal boundary; South Boundary Road, between Dunbar Road and Bolitho Road; 4 MUNICIPALITY APPROVED ROADS WHERE VEHICLE MUST NOT TRAVEL Campaspe All roads except those Spiers Road, between Echuca–Mitiamo Road and Northern Highway; in column 3. Splatt Road; Strathallan Road, between Northern Highway and Anderson Road; Strathallan Road, between Dullard Road and O’Brien Road; Tehan Road, between McKenzie Road and Graham Road; Thompsons Bridge Road, between Munzel Road and municipal boundary; Travaskis Road, between Lancaster Road and Matheson Road; White Road, between Curr Road and Henderson Road; Wilson Road, between Scobie Road and John Allan Road; and Zegelin Road, between Christie Road and Doherty Road. Glenelg All roads except those Mocamboro Road, between north-west of swimming pool entrance and Portland– in column 3. Casterton Road, Merino; and Any section of a road within the town of Digby or Nelson where the speed limit is 80 km/h or less, Any section of a road within the town of Casterton, Dartmoor, Heywood, Merino, Portland or Sandford where the speed limit is 80 km/h or less unless the road is listed in Table D. Horsham All roads except those Rileys Road, between the Western Highway and Geodetic Road (no travel over the in column 3. Horsham and Dimboola railway line); and Any section of a road where the speed limit is 80 km/h or less, unless the road is listed in Table D and is in the city of Horsham West Wimmera All roads except those Any unsealed roads for any purpose other than pick-up or delivery of goods from in column 3. a property on that road. Yarriambiak All roads are approved. TABLE D – APPROVED MUNICIPAL ROADS APPROVED ROADS SECTION LOCALITY MUNICIPALITY MAP REFERENCE Abattoir Road For 660 metres west of Stawell Northern Grampians VCSD Map 550 B7 Lake Road Abbott Road Hallam Casey Mel Map 96 D1 Abbott Street No exit directly onto Hamilton Southern Grampians VCSD Map 506 H8 Mt Napier Road - use Apex Drive Abbotts Road ^ Dandenong South Greater Dandenong Mel Map 95 H8 Abel Street Golden Square Greater Bendigo VCSD Map 607 R9 Ackerly Avenue Benalla Benalla VCSD Map 663 O5 Adrian Road Campbellfield Hume Mel Map 7 G3 Advantage Drive Dandenong South Greater Dandenong Mel Map 95 G4 Aerodrome Road Ararat Ararat VCSD
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