About the scheme group
RIM Industry-Led Data-Sharing Schemes (AUS) are a group of schemes that allow Australian industry associations to collect vehicle movement data and other related data types from participating transport operators.
Development of schemes in this group is led by Australian industry associations and their member organisations, in collaboration with Transport Certification Australia (TCA).
The collected data is used to visualise aggregated and anonymised vehicle movements to improve decision-making and risk management and enhance operational efficiency.
These schemes use the Road Infrastructure Management (RIM) application of the National Telematics Framework.
Who can participate
To participate in a RIM Industry-Led Data-Sharing Scheme, a transport operator must complete the ASP Consent Agreement for RIM Industry-Led Data-Sharing Schemes (AUS) and meet any scheme rules and entry conditions pertaining to the schemes it is eligible to enrol in.
Schemes in this group currently include:
This scheme is led by the National Bulk Tanker Association (NBTA) to help visualise de-identified and aggregated movements of vehicles carrying dangerous goods operating on the Australian road network.
Eligibility
To participate in the scheme, a transport operator must be a member of NBTA.
How to enrol
Step 1 – Choose a TCA registered or certified Application Service Provider (ASP) to install a suitable telematics device in your vehicle (if your vehicle is not already fitted with a telematics device).
Step 2 – Sign the ASP Consent Agreement for RIM Industry-Led Data-Sharing Schemes (AUS) with your chosen ASP. This agreement sets out the terms of service and the intended purpose for collecting data from the vehicle(s) enrolled in the scheme.
Step 3 – Assist the ASP with any information it needs to complete the enrolment process.
Cancellation
You may cancel your enrolment in the scheme at any time by notifying your chosen ASP.
This is a scheme led by Cement Concrete & Aggregates Australia (CCAA) to help visualise de-identified and aggregated movements of vehicles associated with the construction industry operating on the Australian road network.
Eligibility
To participate in the scheme, a transport operator must be a member of CCAA.
How to enrol
Step 1 – Choose a TCA registered or certified Application Service Provider (ASP) to install a suitable telematics device in your vehicle (if your vehicle is not already fitted with a telematics device).
Step 2 – Sign the ASP Consent Agreement for RIM Industry-Led Data-Sharing Schemes (AUS) with your chosen ASP. This agreement sets out the terms of service and the intended purpose for collecting data from the vehicle(s) enrolled in the scheme.
Step 3 – Assist the ASP with any information it needs to complete the enrolment process.
Cancellation
You may cancel your enrolment in the scheme at any time by notifying your chosen ASP.
Data access rules
De-identified and aggregated data collected through the RIM Industry-Led Data-Sharing Schemes (AUS) is made available to authorised data users through the Telematics Analytics Platform.
Endorsement by a dedicated consultative body, consisting of industry representatives relevant to the scheme, is a requirement for accessing the data.
Transport operators participating in a RIM Industry-Led Data-Sharing Scheme may request access to reports and analytics from data generated by their own vehicle(s). Access will be subject to approval by the consultative body.
More information
Find out more details on the scheme by downloading a copy of the RIM Industry-Led Data-Sharing Schemes (AUS) document.
Interested in developing a RIM Industry-Led Data-Sharing Scheme for your industry? Contact TCA today.
Last updated on 10 December 2024