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Our previous work on the automated vehicle regulatory framework

In 2022, we developed a framework to ensure the safe operation of automated vehicles while they are on the road (or ‘in service’).

The Rail Safety National Law Review final report has now been published

Our Rail Safety National Law supports a seamless and coordinated approach to rail safety regulation in Australia.

To keep it up to date we recently conducted a targeted review of the law.

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Our consultation on automated vehicle safety

We're working to enable the safe operation of AVs on our roads.

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Making sure the Automated Driving System is safe when it enters the market

It’s important to ensure that automated vehicles are safe when they are first provided to the Aus
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Heavy Vehicle Nation Law Review co-ordination

We are implementing reform outcomes from the Heavy Vehicle National Law review.
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Keeping the Automated Driving System safe when it is on-road

Unlike a conventional vehicle, an automated vehicle will require an Automated Driving System Enti
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How people will interact with an Automated Driving System

New laws will make corporations responsible for ensuring that an Automated Driving System (ADS) o

Light vehicle emissions intensity in Australia

Light Vehicle Emissions Intensity in Australia: Trends Over Time report
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Review of the National Standard for Health Assessment of Rail Safety Workers

The Standard provides a structured, evidence-based method for assessing and managing medical conditions that may impact a rail safety worker’s ability to perform their duties safely.

NTC presents international regulatory briefing at dangerous goods forum

Debra Kirk, Manager of Legislative Maintenance at the NTC, recently gave a presentation at the Council on Safe Transportation of Hazardous Articles (COSTHA) annual forum

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