HVS Update 37-2024

Enhancement of the RAV Mapping Tool

Main Roads Heavy Vehicle Services is pleased to advise the transport industry that the following enhancements have been made to the RAV Mapping Tool.

The main menu has been re-configured and updated naming conventions utilised to better align the various approved RAV Networks to the applicable permits and Orders. A quick link icon is also now included, which takes the user directly to the relevant page on our website where permit operating conditions, approved combinations and other important information is published.

RAV Mapping Tool Menu & Web Link

The Travel Impact layers have been updated to align with the other layers of the RAV Mapping Tool, making these layers and pop-up boxes within more user friendly.

TIN Layer Pop-up box

A Share link icon has been added to all pop-up boxes to enable the user to easily share the particular location and relevant information. 

Share Link Icon

The Legend has been updated to include all symbology across all layers, which will automatically update to display the symbology relevant to the layers the user has activated.

Legend

The enhanced RAV Mapping Tool provides the transport industry the ability to quickly access Approved Networks, Heavy Vehicle Travel Impacts, Restricted Structures Lists, Drive Over & Under Structure Locations, WA Agricultural Pilot Zones and more, in one easy-to-use map.
 
Operators are reminded that updates to the RAV Mapping Tool, RAV Network Tables and Restricted Structures Lists will continue to be available for viewing every Wednesday.
 
To access the RAV Mapping Tool look for the quick link promo block on our website or click on the one pictured below.

RAV Mapping Tool

For further information, please contact the Heavy Vehicle Services Helpdesk on 138 486 or email hvs@mainroads.wa.gov.au 

8 November 2024

Please note:   This HVS Update will be published for 1 month.  

Acknowledgement of Country

The Government of Western Australia acknowledges the traditional custodians throughout Western Australia and their continuing connection to the land, waters and community. We pay our respects to all members of the Aboriginal communities and their cultures; and to Elders both past and present.

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