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Access Network Changes – Additional Routes for July 2019 July 2019 Access network changes – Additional routes for July 2019 This fact sheet contains a summary of additional routes added to heavy vehicle networks for July 2019 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 125924 QLD Banana Shire Add route to the following networks: Shepherdsons Road, Dakenba Council 23m B Double (from Jambin Dakenbah Rd to 25/26m B Double Dawson Highway) Type 1 Road Train 126119 VIC Swan Hill Rural Add route to the following networks: Karinie Street, Swan Hill (from City Council 25/26m B-double Garden Road to Bish Road) Victorian Grain Harvest Management Scheme B Doubles Victorian Grain Harvest Management Scheme Rigid Truck/Semi trailer 126117 VIC Greater Add route to the following networks: Strickland Road, East Bendigo Bendigo City 25/26m B Double (from Halpin Street to Charleston Council PBS Level 2A Road) HML Charleston Road, East Bendigo Victorian Grain Harvest (from Strickland Road to Nolan Management Scheme B Doubles Street) Murphy Street, East Bendigo (from Strickland Road to Empire Rubber Service Road) 126112 VIC Greater Add route to the following networks: Parsons Avenue, Springvale (from Dandenong 25/26m B Double Regal Drive to Trevethic Road) City Council PBS Level 2A 2 Axle SPV (up to 24t) 40t SPV HML Network N/A SA City of Port Add route to the following networks: Churchill Road North, Dry Creek Adelaide 40 tonne Special Purpose Vehicle (from Cormack Road to Cavan Enfield Road) N/A SA Northern Add route to the following networks: Muirkirk Street, Jamestown (from Areas Council 40 tonne Special Purpose Vehicle RM Williams Way to Dunure Terrace) Dunure Terrace, Jamestown (from Muirkirk Street to Ayr Street) West Terrace, Caltowie (from Charles Street/Wilkins Highway to South Terrace) www.nhvr.gov.au 1 of 3 Access network changes – Additional routes for July 2019 Ref State Road manager Change Description Fisher Street, Caltowie (from Charles Street/Wilkins Highway to South Terrace) South Terrace, Caltowie (from West Terrace to Fisher Street) N/A SA City of Port Add route to the following networks: Duncan Court, Dry Creek Adelaide 3-Axle Crane Duncan Road, Ottoway Enfield 40 tonne Special Purpose Vehicle Wing Street, Wingfield Cox Street, Wingfield Rosberg Road, Wingfield Assembly Road, Wingfield Industry Road,Wingfield N/A SA City of Add route to the following networks: Bakewell Drive, Seaford Heights Onkaparinga 25m 49.5 tonne Low Loader Ostrich Farm Road, Seaford Heights Long Gully Road, McLaren Vale Gun Club Track, McLaren Vale Barytes Road, Old Noarlunga (from Sheoak Road to Seaview Road) Seaview Rd, Old Noarlunga (from Long Gully Road to Victor Harbor Road) Colville Rd, Aldinga (from Plains Road to the Aerodrome) Plains Rd, Aldinga (from Aldinga Road to Colville Road) Somerset Circuit, Lonsdale O’Sullivan Beach Rd, Lonsdale (from Dyson Road to Somerset Circuit) N/A SA Light Regional Add route to the following networks: Carrara Hill Road, Moppa (from Council 25m 49.5 tonne Low Loader Sturt Highway to Stockwell Road) Stockwell Road, Stockwell (from Carrara Hill Road to Penrice Road) Penrice Road, Light Pass (from Stockwell Road to Penrice Quarry) N/A SA Kingston Add route to the following networks: Cape Jaffa Road, Cape Jaffa (from District 25m 49.5 tonne Low Loader Southern Ports Highway to Council Limestone Coast Road) N/A SA Department of Add route to the following networks: Lower North East Road, Paradise Planning, 25m 59.5 tonne Low Loader (from Darley Road to Awoonga Transport and Road) Infrastructure Awoonga Rd, Highbury (from Lower North East Road to Grand Junction Road) Grand Junction Road, Port www.nhvr.gov.au 2 of 3 Access network changes – Additional routes for July 2019 Ref State Road manager Change Description Adelaide (from Port Road to Old Port Road) Hog Bay Road, Kangaroo Island American River Road, Kangaroo Island Buick Drive, Kangaroo Island Scenic Drive, Kangaroo Island Wattle Avenue, American River Murray Street, Nuriootpa N/A SA City of West Add route to the following networks: Morphett Road, Novar Gardens Torrens 25m 49.5 tonne Low Loader (from Anzac Highway to Hoylake 25m 59.5 tonne Low Loader Street) N/A SA Department of Add route to the following networks: Anzac Highway, Plympton (from Planning, 25m 49.5 tonne Low Loader Marion Road to Morphett Road) Transport and 25m 59.5 tonne Low Loader Infrastructure N/A SA Department of Remove turn restriction from the Intersection of Pelican Point Road Planning, following network: and Victoria Road, Outer Harbour Transport and PBS Level 3A Infrastructure For more information: Visit: www.nhvr.gov.au Subscribe: www.nhvr.gov.au/subscribe Email: [email protected] Phone: 1300 MYNHVR* (1300 696 487) *Standard 1300 call charges apply. Please check with your phone provider. © Copyright National Heavy Vehicle Regulator 2019, creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/au Disclaimer: This information is only a guide and should not be relied upon as legal advice. www.nhvr.gov.au 3 of 3 .
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