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More action vowed after record-large safety blitz
Police have vowed to crack down on unsafe companies, after issuing more than 2,000 defect notices and detecting 26 drug-affected truck drivers in Australia's "largest ever" heavy vehicle compliance operation. They have also raised serious health and safety concerns over the large-scale transport of NSW waste to Queensland.
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