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ACT Load Carrying Vehicles Stated Routes and Areas May 2020 Multi-State Class 1 Load Carrying Vehicle Dimension Exemption Notice 2020 ACT Load Carrying Vehicles Stated Routes and Areas This document is referred to in section 4 of Schedule 1 of the Multi-State Class 1 Load Carrying Vehicle Dimension Exemption Notice 2020 (the LCV Notice), and provides stated areas routes and other conditions for vehicle access under that notice in the Australian Capital Territory. Background d) Travel is not permitted on weekends along Monaro Highway, Federal Highway, Sutton This document is referred to in section 4 of Schedule 4 Road and Majura Road during the official of the Multi-State Class 1 Load Carrying Vehicle snow season between the Queen’s Birthday Dimension Exemption Notice 2020. It provides the holiday period in June and the Labour Day stated routes and area conditions necessary for the holiday period in October application of the LCV Notice in the ACT. When overall width exceeds 4.5m but not more than Compliance with the conditions of this document is a 5.0m, movements must only be made after sunset condition for access under the LCV Notice, and access and must be complete by 7:00am. is only granted to the road networks set out within this document. Travel is not permitted on icy roads when that condition is known to exist. This document also contains contact details for relevant agencies and third parties that operators may Pilot Requirements need to refer to in the course of operating under the An eligible vehicle up to a maximum combination of LCV Notice. 25.0m length, 3.5m width and 4.6m height that is Travel Restrictions ONLY TRAVELLING along one or more of the following roads does not require a pilot vehicle: When overall width exceeds 2.5m but not more than 4.5m or overall length exceeds 19m or overall height a) Barton Highway, exceeds 4.3m, travel is prohibited: b) Federal Highway, c) Majura Road, a) Between sunset and sunrise d) Monaro Highway. b) Between 7.00am and 9.00am, or between 4.00pm and 6.30pm weekdays or public An eligible vehicle that is 5.0m wide and exceeds 27m holidays in length must contact Roads ACT to determine if a c) On Saturdays between sunrise and 1.00pm police escort vehicle is required. and on Sundays between 10.00am and sunset Telephone: (02) 6207 6565 Page 1 of 4 Multi-State Class 1 Load Carrying Vehicle Dimension Exemption Notice 2020 ACT Load Carrying Vehicles Stated Routes and Areas Page 2 of 4 Multi-State Class 1 Load Carrying Vehicle Dimension Exemption Notice 2020 ACT Load Carrying Vehicles Stated Routes and Areas Part 1: Stated Routes and Areas All routes listed in Table 1 are approved for use by vehicles and combinations to which the Notice applies Table 1 - Approved Routes ROADS FROM TO Barton Highway ACT Border Federal Highway Canberra Avenue Hindmarsh Drive ACT Border Federal Highway Barton Highway ACT Border Hindmarsh Drive Monaro Highway Canberra Avenue Kings Highway ACT Border ACT Border Lanyon Drive Monaro Highway ACT Border Majura Parkway Federal Highway Monaro Highway Monaro Highway Majura Parkway ACT Border Page 3 of 4 Multi-State Class 1 Load Carrying Vehicle Dimension Exemption Notice 2020 ACT Load Carrying Vehicles Stated Routes and Areas Authorities to be notified prior to movement When overall height exceeds 4.80 metres: (a) TELSTRA must be notified at least 48 hours before movement and the relevant clearance obtained. Fax only, include route and vehicle dimensions as well as name and contact number Telstra will contact operator if required. Telephone: 1800 047 909 Facsimile: 1800 807 573 Email: [email protected] When overall height exceeds 5.00 metres: (b) ACT ELECTRICITY AND WATER (ACTEWAGL) must be notified at least 48 hours before movement and the relevant clearance obtained from the Manager of Electrical Assets. Telephone: (02) 6293 5749 Website: www.actewagl.com.au When overall height exceeds 5.50 metres: (c) TRAFFIC SIGNALS must be notified at least 48 hours before movement and the relevant clearance obtained. Telephone: (02) 6207 5223 (BH) Telephone: (02) 6207 5423 (BH) Page 4 of 4 Multi-State Class 1 Load Carrying Vehicle Dimension Exemption Notice 2020 ACT Load Carrying Vehicles Stated Routes and Areas .
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