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Highways and Major Roadways open up for PBS High Productivity Vehicles
Yesterday Victoria's Premier Mr Napthine announced the opening of major roadways and freways across Victoria to PBS High Productivity Vehicles.
PBS
is
an
Australian
development
that
has
passed its infancy,
and
is
now
achieving
worthwhile
approval
levels.
There
are
just
over
1000
heavy
vehicles
operating
on
Australian
roads,
the
vast
majority
of
which
are
in
Victoria
and
Queensland.
PBS
was
developed
to
lift
both
the
safety
and
productivity
of
heavy
vehicles
and
buses
in
this
country,
to
meet
an
ever-‐growing
freight
and
passenger
transport
demand.
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Highways and Major Roadways open up for PBS High Productivity Vehicles
PBS is an Australian development that has passed infancy and now achieving worthwhile approval levels. There are just over 1000 heavy vehicles operating on Australian roads, the vast majority are in Queensland and Victoria.
PBS was introduced to lift both the safety and productivity of heavy vehicles and buses in this country to meet an ever-growing freight and passenger demand.
