New telematics requirements for HPFVs and mobile cranes in VIC

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What is a High Productivity Freight Vehicle (HPFV) in Victoria?

In Victoria, a High Productivity Freight Vehicle (HPFV) is a heavy vehicle combination that

• Exceeds 26 metres in length, and/or
• Has a GCM in excess of 68.5 tonne, or

*Quad-axle semi-trailers that exceed 46.5 tonnes are also HPFV's.

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What are the new telematics requirements for HPFV's operating in Victoria?

‍Vehicles that operate under 68.5T GCM on the PBS Level 2B Network:

‍TMA (or alternatively IAP).

Vehicles that operate over 68.5T GCM:

TMA and Smart On-Board-Mass (OBM)

Quad-axle semi-trailers that exceed 46.5 tonnes GCM:

TMA and Smart On-Board-Mass (OBM).

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What is the deadline for being equipped with these new telematics requirements?

VicRoads have stated a November 1st 2021 deadline for existing HPFV's to meet these new telematics conditions. However, new HPFV's need to meet these updated telematics conditions immediately.

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What OBM Systems does V-DAQ integrate with?

V-DAQ integrates with all Smart OBM suppliers

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Why choose TMA over IAP?

Our TMA solution has the following benefits over existing IAP options

• No no-compliance reports,
• No driver declarations or in-cab screen,
• Self installed TMA Tracking Device,
• No installation costs,
• No hardware costs,
• No monthly charges,
• One annual service fee, all inclusive.

View our pricing here

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More Information:

Victoria’s High-Productivity Freight Vehicle Network Information Sheet

Introducing Smart OBM and Telematics Monitoring Platform in Victoria

PBS & HPFV Combination Maps

TCA Website