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TCA hits back at intelligent access criticism

by Rob McKay — last modified Jun 25, 2009 01:24 PM

Transport Certification Australia (TCA) yesterday rebutted comments by road haulage peak bodies highlighting perceived weaknesses in the implementation of intelligent access in NSW and Queensland.

  
TCA hits back at intelligent access criticism

Trucks: spotlight on intelligent access

While much of the recent industry comments on the Intelligent Access Program (IAP) had related to regulatory issues,TCA hit back at criticism of the cost of involvement.

TCA chief Chris Koniditsiotis insisted that global...

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