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Avalanche of HVNL safety changes coming

Keeping on top of all the safety duties in the Heavy Vehicle National Law should prove challenging in the coming months, with: WHS-style chain-of-responsibility laws starting soon; more amendments passing in the host state; the regulator flagging fatigue changes; and a commission vowing to entirely re-write the legislation.

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