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Compliance and Enforcement

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Help us to identify non compliant, unsafe vehicles on our roads.

If you have any information that can assist us in our compliance and enforcement activities, please contact us and ask to submit a public information report (you may choose to remain anonymous).

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Compliance and enforcement activities are key factors in ensuring effective and safe management of heavy vehicles on the road network.

Transport inspectors are authorised by law to intercept and inspect vehicles in WA. This mainly involves vehicles engaged in the carriage of goods for hire and reward or in connection with a trade or business.

 

     - Click on the picture to view "what to expect during heavy vehicle inspections" brochure.

 

The main task is checking compliance with mass and dimension limits, and ensuring that high productivity and oversize vehicles are operating in accordance with the conditions set down under Main Roads' permits, notices and accreditation.

Other tasks include inspecting vehicles for roadworthiness, load security, driver and vehicle licencing conditions, and under an arrangement with the Department of Consumer and Employment Protection, ensuring compliance for the movement of dangerous goods.

Compliance also performs the important role of educating and working with the transport industry and other agencies and stakeholders to improve standards.

 

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