$4.4m on Offer for Heavy Vehicle Safety Projects

$4.4m on offer for heavy vehicle safety projects

More than $45 million across 181 projects has been invested through the first 10 rounds. Image: runner77/stock.adobe.com Applications are now open for a share of $4.4 million in federal funding for industry-led projects aimed at improving road safety across the heavy vehicle sector. The funding will be delivered through round 11 of the Heavy Vehicle Safety Initiative (HVSI), which supports projects designed to improve compliance and deliver safe…

Latest HVSI funding round opens - PowerTorque

The latest round of Federal Government HVSI funding has been released. Image: See More/stock.adobe.comThe Federal Government, in partnership with the National Heavy Vehicle Regulator (NHVR), has opened a new $4.4 million funding round aimed at improving safety outcomes across Australia’s heavy vehicle sector.  Available through Round 11 of the Heavy Vehicle Safety Initiative (HVSI), the grants will support industry-led projects designed to lift …

HVSI funding round opens - Prime Mover Magazine

Image: Rafael Ben-Ari/stock.adobe.com.The Federal Government, in partnership with the National Heavy Vehicle Regulator (NHVR), has opened a new $4.4 million funding round aimed at improving safety outcomes across Australia’s heavy vehicle sector. Available through Round 11 of the Heavy Vehicle Safety Initiative (HVSI), the grants will support industry-led projects designed to lift compliance, capability and safety performance […] The post HVSI f…

New round of funding announced for heavy vehicle safety initiative

MOTUM Simulation is one of the previous recipients of a HVSI grant. Image: MOTUM SimulationRound 11 of the Heavy Vehicle Safety Initiative (HVSI) has been announced by the Federal government and the National Heavy Vehicle Regulator with $4.4 million in grants up for grabs. In a press statement released this morning Assistant Minister for Regional Development Anthony Chisholm says the HVSI is helping to improve the outlook for the freight industr…