Higher Mass Limits (HML) Scheme
NSW Higher Mass Limits Telematics Conditions
The new Higher Mass Limits (HML) scheme in NSW provides operators a choice between IAP (Intelligent Access Program) or TMA (Telematics Monitoring Application). IAP is still used to provide evidence of non-conformance activities, whilst TMA is used by jurisdictions to gain visibility of heavy vehicle road usage.
NSW Higher Mass Limits Declaration 2020
Road Friendly Suspension (RFS) requirement
All axle groups in an eligible vehicle operating at HML must be fitted with RFS models certified in accordance with VSB 11 – Certification of road friendly suspension.
List of Certified road-friendly suspensions
Access Maps (NSW)
NSW Higher Mass Limits Access Map (General Freight Vehicles)
NSW Higher Mass Limits Access Map (PBS Vehicles)
NSW Higher Mass Limits Access Map (Road Trains)
Access Maps (VIC)
VIC Higher Mass Limits Access Map
Common Vehicle Mass Limits
Mass limits above include allowable mass for complying steer axles.
What are the benefits of TMA over IAP?
- Simple for drivers with no IAP declarations, and no need for another in-cab screen,
- Assurance that your data is only being used for road analytics, and not for non-conformance reporting to the regulator,
- Easy to implement with our self-installed Tracking Tag,
- Cost-effective fixed annual subscription (no hardware or setup costs, no installation costs, no monthly costs).
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