About the scheme group
TMA HPLV Monitoring Schemes (VIC) are made available by the Department of Transport and Planning (DTP), Victoria, to monitor road utilisation of eligible high performance livestock vehicles (HPLV) on the Victorian road network.
The following schemes are associated with the Telematics Monitoring Application (TMA) of the National Telematics Framework:
- TMA HPLV Up to 36.5m Monitoring Scheme (VIC)
- TMA HPLV Up to 42m Monitoring Scheme (VIC).
Definitions
HPLVs are Class 3 heavy vehicle combinations that exceed 26 metres in length, are designed to move livestock, and fall outside the PBS scheme that applies to high productivity freight vehicles.
HPLV road network access in Victoria is based on meeting the reference vehicle designs and other requirements stated in Victoria’s High Productivity Livestock Vehicle Pre-Approved Permit Information Sheet, which is available, along with other applicable content, on the National Heavy Vehicle Regulator (NHVR) website.
Eligibility
To participate in a TMA HPLV Monitoring Scheme, transport operators must conform with the requirements specified within an applicable Class 3 permit, available on the NHVR website. The permit describes eligible vehicles for the scheme and any characteristics of those vehicles.
| Note: Eligible HPLVs may be enrolled under either the RIM or TMA applications. For information on enrolling an eligible HPLV under the RIM application, see RIM HPLV Monitoring Schemes (VIC). |
How to enrol
Step 1 – Choose a certified Application Service Provider (ASP) and assist the ASP with any information it needs to complete the enrolment process.
Step 2 – Your ASP will ensure the telematics device is installed in your vehicle and certified by TCA. The telematics device will generate position records and report them to TCA. The ASP will report data records and enrolments to TCA no less frequently than monthly.
More information
Find out more details on the scheme by downloading a copy of the TMA HPLV Monitoring Schemes (VIC) document.
For more information, visit the Department of Transport and Planning website, or contact us.
Frequently asked questions
TCA will analyse data received through the TMA application and make reporting available via the Telematics Analytics Platform (TAP). Access to reporting is managed by TCA and shared with the appropriate authority.
Unless required by law, TCA will destroy the telematics data it has received relating to the transport operator’s nominated vehicle(s) 12 months from its receipt of the data.
Last updated on 23 August 2024