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The NSW Oversize Overmass Load Carrying Vehicles Network map, if listed as the approved route on an access permits, also provides the approved routes for TfNSW managed roads (i.e. State Roads) for load carrying vehicles. Please refer to the Notice or access permit, whichever is applicable, for conditions and requirements of travel.
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The NSW Oversize Overmass Load Carrying Vehicles Network map shows approved routes and restrictions as an overlay on top of Google maps. Transport for NSW (TfNSW) has no responsibility for, and does not guarantee the accuracy of, the underlying Google maps. TfNSW strives to be accurate in showing the NSW Oversize Overmass Load Carrying Vehicles ...
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Heavy vehicles operating at Concessional Mass Limits (CML) can access the approved GML networks provided they comply with Schedule 2 CML in the Heavy Vehicle (Mass, Dimension and Loading) National Regulationand meet the relevant GML access conditions.
Any vehicle which exceeds the overall dimensions of vehicles as defined in the Heavy Vehicle National Law (NSW) is considered to be a restricted access vehicle. The Law defines the width, height, length and some internal dimensions of vehicles. See restricted access heavy vehiclesfor more information.
The interactive RAV map provides an active depiction of the location of road network restrictions and approved routes for use by heavy vehicles. Restrictions and approved routes are shown by heavy vehicle types and map layers can be switched on and off as required, allowing you the option of customising your view. Using the interactive RAV maps The...
The interactive RAV maps provide details on the roads and zones approved for the following heavy vehicle combinations when selecting the corresponding option: 1. 4.6m high vehicle routes 2. 19m B-doubles routes (over 50 tonnes) 3. 23m B-double routes 4. 25/26m B-double routes The map is refreshed to include any updates every two weeks.
The interactive Road Train map provides details on the roads and zones approved for the following road trains when selecting the corresponding option: 1. 4.6m high vehicle routes 2. Type 1 A-double 3. Modular B-triple 4. B-triple 5. AB-triple 6. Type 2 A-triple road train. The map is refreshed to include any updates every two weeks.
Download the Restricted Access Vehicles – NSW approved routes (PDF, 114.5 KB) document for a list of approved roads and areas that Restricted Access Vehicles can access, when operating under a relevant notice. These approved roads and areas are in addition to the roads and areas displayed in the Restricted Access Vehicle and Road Trainmaps.
Controlled access buses up to 14.5m can access the list of roads approved for 14.5m controlled access buses (PDF, 135.56 KB).
Transport operators can request for assessment of roads that are not currently approved for RAV access by applying to the National Heavy Vehicle Regulator (NHVR). For enquiries and support email info@nhvr.gov.au or phone 1300 MY NHVR (1300 696 487). Vehicles must not operate on requested roads until they appear on the relevant RAV maps and/or appro...
TfNSW welcomes any feedback on the RAV maps. Any observations, enquiries or comments should be directed to freight@transport.nsw.gov.au You can provide feedback directly from the interactive RAV map by clicking the link located at the bottom right hand corner of the map.
To access or amend your personal information please email us at ni@transport.nsw.gov.au or write to us at TfNSW, Locked Bag 928, North Sydney NSW 2059 or call us on 1800 951 212. If you have a concern or complaint about the way your personal information has been collected, used or disclosed you should contact:
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