Higher Mass Limits (HML) Scheme

Telematics Monitoring Application (TMA)

Commencement Date: 2nd April 2020

NSW

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

NHVR Information Sheet

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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

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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)

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Access Maps (VIC)

VIC Higher Mass Limits Access Map

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Common Vehicle Mass Limits

Vehicle Configuration	GML (t)	CML (t)	HML (t)
Semitrailer (6-axles)	43	44.5	46
PBS Quin Dog (3-axle truck & 5-axle trailer)	59.5	61.5	63
B-Double (9-axles)	63	65	68.5
Type 1 Road Train (11-axles)	79	81	85
PBS A-Double 30m (12-axles)	83	85	85
PBS A-Double 36.5m (12-axles)	83	85	91

Mass limits above include allowable mass for complying steer axles.

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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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Other schemes where a Telematics Condition is required

Telematics Monitoring Application (TMA)

TMA SPV Monitoring Scheme – Up to 40-Tonne SPVs

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Telematics Monitoring Application (TMA)

TMA PBS Level 2B Vehicle Monitoring Scheme

A road condition for PBS vehicles operating in NSW

Telematics Monitoring Application (TMA)

TMA PBS Level 1A Vehicle Monitoring Scheme

A road condition for PBS vehicles operating in NSW.

Telematics Monitoring Application (TMA)

TMA PBS Level 1B Vehicle Monitoring Scheme

A road condition for PBS vehicles operating in NSW

Telematics Monitoring Application (TMA)

TMA PBS Level 2A Vehicle Monitoring Scheme

A road condition for PBS vehicles operating in NSW

Telematics Monitoring Application (TMA)

TMA SPV Monitoring Scheme – 4-Axle SPVs Up to 48 Tonnes

Administered by DOT to monitor road utilisation of 4-axle SPVs up to 48 tonnes operating under the applicable permit on approved routes on the Victorian road network

Telematics Monitoring Application (TMA)

TMA SPV Monitoring Scheme – 5-Axle SPVs Up to 60 Tonnes

Administered by DOT to monitor road utilisation of 5-axle SPVs up to 60 tonnes operating under the applicable permit on approved routes on the Victorian road network.

Telematics Monitoring Application (TMA)

TMA SPV Monitoring Scheme – 6-Axle SPVs Up to 72 Tonnes

Administered by DOT to monitor road utilisation of 6-Axle SPVs up to 72 tonnes operating under the applicable permit on approved routes on the Victorian road network.

Telematics Monitoring Application (TMA)

TMA SPV Monitoring Scheme – 7-Axle SPVs Up to 84 Tonnes

Administered by DOT to monitor road utilisation of 7-Axle SPVs up to 84 tonnes operating under the applicable permit on approved routes on the Victorian road network.