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Calls for government to invest $5 billion to ‘support longer, safer trucks’

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ATA CEO was speaking at the ALRTA and LBRCA conference in Canberra. Image: mino21/stock.adobe.com The Australian government should invest an additional $5 billion over ten years in targeted road upgrades to support high productivity and zero and low tailpipe emission trucks, as well as network resilience – that’s according to the Australian Trucking Association (ATA). ATA Chair Mark Parry said that supporting the trucking industry to use longer,…
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Calls for government to invest $5 billion to ‘support longer, safer trucks’

ATA CEO was speaking at the ALRTA and LBRCA conference in Canberra. Image: mino21/stock.adobe.com The Australian government should invest an additional $5 billion over ten years in targeted road upgrades to support high productivity and zero and low tailpipe emission trucks, as well as network resilience – that’s according to the Australian Trucking Association (ATA). ATA Chair Mark Parry said that supporting the trucking industry to use longer,…

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