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Victoria Government Gazette No. S 402 Monday 9 November 2009 By Authority of Victorian Government Printer Road Safety Act 1986 ROAD SAFETY (VEHICLES) REGULATIONS 2009 Specifi cation of Areas, Routes and Times at which Class 1 Load Carrying Vehicles and Load Carrying Combinations May be Used 1. Purpose The purpose of this notice is to specify the areas and routes on which, and the times at which, class 1 Load Carrying Vehicles and Load Carrying Combinations may be used. 2. Authorising Provisions This notice is made under regulations 6(f) and 178 of, and clause 7 of Schedule 7 to the Road Safety (Vehicles) Regulations 2009 (in the notice to be referred to as the Vehicles Regulations) Regulation 6(f) of the Vehicles Regulations provides that, for the purposes of the Vehicles Regulations, the Roads Corporation may by notice published in the Government Gazette declare an area to be an urban area. Regulation 178 of the Vehicles Regulations provides that the Roads Corporation may, by notice published in the Government Gazette, exempt a category of class 1 vehicles from any of the following requirements set out in Schedule 7 to the Vehicles Regulations – (a) a mass or dimension limit, other than a limit that relates to a GVM (Gross Vehicle Mass), a GCM (Gross Combination Mass) or a manufacturer’s limit; or (b) any other requirement in Schedule 7. Clause 7 of Schedule 7 to the Vehicles Regulations provides that a class 1 vehicle may only be used on a highway – (a) that is in an area or on a route; and (b) at the times – specifi ed by the Roads Corporation by notice published in the Government Gazette or specifi ed in a class 1 permit. 3. Commencement This notice comes into operation on 9 November 2009. 4. Revocation The notice published in Government Gazette No, S. 235 on 21 September 2007, concerning load carrying vehicles and load carrying combinations and the areas and routes on which, and times at which, these class 1 vehicles may be used, is revoked. 5. Expiry This notice expires on 9 November 2014. 6. Interpretation In this notice – (a) the interpretations in Annexure 4 apply; and (b) expressions that are not defi ned in Annexure 4 have the same meaning as in the Road Safety Act 1986 and the Vehicles Regulations; and (c) freeway has the same meaning as in the Road Management Act 2004. SPECIAL 2 S 402 9 November 2009 Victoria Government Gazette 7. Notice In accordance with regulation 6(f) and regulation 178 of, and clause 7 of Schedule 7 to, the Vehicles Regulations, I, George Mavroyeni, delegate of the Roads Corporation – (a) exempt a class 1 vehicle carrying a large indivisible item and a class 1 vehicle that is specially designed to carry a large indivisible item from the night travel restrictions and the pilot vehicle requirement in clause 21 of Schedule 7 to the Vehicles Regulations, subject to clause 10 of Annexure 1 to this notice; and (b) declare the areas, routes, times and conditions set out in Annexure 1 to this notice for a class 1 vehicle carrying a large indivisible item and a class 1 vehicle that is specially designed to carry a large indivisible item, subject to Annexures 2 and 3. Dated 9 November 2009 GEORGE MAVROYENI Executive Director Road Safety and Network Access Roads Corporation INDEX TO ANNEXURES Annexure 1 – specified areas, routes, travel times and conditions Annexure 2 – exclusions Annexure 3 – interpretation: Gippsland Ranges Area Melbourne and Geelong Urban Area Colac–Surf Coast Are Mountainous Area Otway Area Restricted Route Rural Area ANNEXURE 1 – SPECIFIED AREAS, ROUTES, TRAVEL TIMES AND CONDITIONS 1. A class 1 load carrying vehicle and a class 1 vehicle that is specially designed to carry a large indivisible item are permitted to operate on all roads within the meaning of the Road Management Act 2004, except – (a) in the Mountainous Area and the Otway Area, where the vehicle must not exceed 2.5 metres in width and/or 19 metres in length; (b) in the Gippsland Ranges Area and Colac–Surf Coast Area, where the vehicle must not exceed 3 metres in width and/or 22 metres in length; or (c) on Restricted Routes; or (d) on prohibited bridges. Victoria Government Gazette S 402 9 November 2009 3 2. Subject to the exclusions in clause 1 above, a class 1 vehicle may only be used in the areas and at the times specified in Table 1. Table 1 Location/days Up to 3.1 m wide More than 3.1 and not and/ or more than 3.5 m wide and/ or Up to 19 m long More than 19 more than 22 and not and not more more than 25 m long 22 m long Port of Melbourne Roads No travel No travel No travel restrictions restrictions restrictions Hume, Princes and No travel No travel No travel restrictions Western Freeways restrictions restrictions Rural Areas No travel No travel No travel between restrictions restrictions Sunset–Sunrise Melbourne and Geelong No travel No travel No travel between Urban Areas restrictions restrictions 6.00 am–9.00 am Monday–Friday 4.00 pm–6.30 pm (not public holidays) Sunset–11.00 pm Saturday, Sunday No travel Sunset–11.00 pm No travel between and public holidays restrictions Sunset–11.00 pm Notes: (a) Port of Melbourne roads are Dock Link Road, those south of Footscray Road servicing Swanson Dock and Appleton Dock, and Dockside Road and Williamstown Road west of Todd Road in the Port of Melbourne. (b) Hume Freeway means the Hume Freeway between Thomastown and NSW border and includes the Hume Highway at Kalkallo. (c) Princes Freeway means the Princes Highway and Freeway between Officer and Traralgon and also between Laverton North and Corio. (d) Western Freeway includes the Western Highway and Freeway between Deer Park and Ballarat. 3. Despite clause 2 of this Annexure 1, but subject to clause 1, an unladen low loader or a low loader carrying only its pilot vehicle, or a dolly or jinker, may travel at all times. 4. Despite clause 2 of this Annexure 1, but subject to clause 1, travel restrictions do not apply to unladen low loaders or house boats up to 25 metres long and 2.5 metres wide with 4 tyres per axle or 2.7 metres wide with 8 tyres per axle. Carrying a pilot vehicle, dolly and/or jinker is considered to be operating unladen. 5. Travel in the City of Melbourne The registered operator must obtain permission from the City of Melbourne before the vehicle travels in that area of the City of Melbourne bounded by and including Spring Street, Victoria Street, Peel Street, Dudley Street, Spencer Street and Flinders Street. 4 S 402 9 November 2009 Victoria Government Gazette 6. Travel on Tollways As soon as practical, contact CityLink on Tel: (03) 9674 2001 or Fax (03) 9674 2060 to advise of the intended movement and obtain a reference number. Secondly, at least 30 minutes before travelling on CityLink (the Southern Link, Western Link or Batman Avenue) telephone CityLink on (03) 9674 2001 to confi rm the intended travel and to obtain advice on traffi c conditions, any road works and lane closures. Similarly, contact should be made with EastLink on Tel: 9955 1900 or Fax: 9955 1907 for advice on traffi c conditions. 7. Travel over the West Gate Bridge If a special purpose vehicle exceeds any mass limit in chapter 4 of the Vehicles Regulations, is complying with clause 5 of this Annexure 1 and is to cross the West Gate Bridge – (a) the vehicle must travel in one of the two right hand lanes nearest the centre median; and (b) if it is not capable of maintaining a speed of at least 65 km/hr travelling over the bridge – (i) two rotating yellow warning lights must be affi xed to the rear of the vehicle; or (ii) a pilot vehicle must travel at the rear of the permit vehicle within a distance of 50 metres. 8. Travel over Bridges Where practical and safe to do so, a class 1 vehicle should avoid being on a bridge at the same time as a B-double or other oversize or overmass vehicle. 9. Travel at Night When travelling at night, vehicles over 2.5 metres wide and/or 19 metres long must have side marker lights fi tted no more than 2 metres apart along the length of the trailer and any load. Where the load projects from the vehicle, the lights must be along the load. When travelling at night, a pilot vehicle must accompany the class 1 load carrying vehicle where it is more than 3.1 metres wide or 22 metres long. Victoria Government Gazette S 402 9 November 2009 5 ANNEXURE 2 – EXCLUSIONS 1. A vehicle that exceeds any mass or dimension limit in Part 1 or 2 of Schedule 7 to the Vehicles Regulations is excluded from all areas and routes unless it is operating in accordance with a class 1 permit or a class 1 notice. 2. A vehicle that exceeds a mass or dimension limit specified on a sign that applies to any road or bridge is excluded from the area comprising that road or bridge. 3. A vehicle that exceeds any mass limit in Chapter 4 of the Vehicles Regulations is excluded from the area comprising a bridge listed in Table 2 unless it is operating in accordance with a class 1 permit or a class 1 notice. Table 2 – Prohibited Bridges No. Road Name Feature Crossed Locations Map Ref.
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