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You are here: Home Archive 2010 March Weekly Edition 11th March 2010 Truck body fights licensing anomaly that is costing jobs

Truck body fights licensing anomaly that is costing jobs

by Jennifer Perry last modified Mar 15, 2010 10:11 AM

THE EXISTING licensing system for heavy vehicles (HV) is a major regulatory obstacle that is impacting the ability of Australia’s trucking industry to recruit and retain drivers, according to the Australian Trucking Association.

With drivers currently licensed through a graduated system, new entrants face long waiting periods before they can qualify as drivers where the major shortages exist – the majority of job vacancies in the industry are for semi-trailer or multi-combination drivers.

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