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* Australia - New braking requirements for trucks
* Australia - Changes to heavy vehicle braking requirements
(Picture: Australian heavy metal trucks amidst Perth and Pilbara) Canberra,ACT,Australia -ATA Friday Facts -31 May 2013: -- The ATA has supported proposed changes to the Australian Design Rules (ADR) for heavy vehicle braking systems in its submission to the Department of Transport and Infrastructure today... The changes would introduce mandatory ABS braking systems for heavy vehicles and ABS/load sensing technology for trailers as part of the National Heavy Vehicle Braking Strategy... The ATA submission sets out a number of technical recommendations to improve the proposed ADR, including specific load settings and policies to support trailer interchange during the introduction of advanced braking systems... ATA Policy Manager, David Coonan, said the recommendations followed extensive consultation with the ATA's Industry Technical Council, with input from leading brake testing and certification engineers, experienced combination designers and and a range of operators with real experience in environments across Australia...
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