About PBS Vehicle Monitoring
TMA PBS Vehicle Monitoring Schemes use the Telematics Monitoring Application (TMA) of the National Telematics Framework.
The schemes are made available by Transport for NSW.
Performance-Based Standards (PBS) road network access in NSW is based on four PBS performance levels (1–4) and access classes ‘A’ and ‘B’ as stated in the PBS Network Classification Guidelines and as shown below.
Eligible PBS vehicles must operate at General Mass Limits (GML), Concessional Mass Limits (CML) or Quad-Axle Mass Limits 1 (QML1) at bridge formulae compliance Tier 2 or 3, and comply with entry rules on the Transport for NSW website and PBS road network access conditions. The following table shows the applicable instrument of access approval for PBS vehicles by PBS performance level.
The following table shows the applicable instrument of access approval for PBS vehicles by PBS performance level.
For details on eligibility under an instrument of access approval listed in the table above, refer to guidance material available from the Transport for NSW website.
Transport operators must conform with the requirements specified within the applicable Notice or permit available from the National Heavy Vehicle Regulator (NHVR). Enrolment in an appropriate scheme of the TMA application is one of these requirements.
Enrolling in a TMA PBS Vehicle Monitoring Scheme (NSW)
Eligible vehicles must be fitted with a TCA-approved telematics device.
Transport operators can enrol vehicles in one of the following TMA PBS Vehicle Monitoring Schemes by contacting a certified Application Service Provider (ASP):
- TMA PBS Level 1 Vehicle Monitoring Scheme (NSW)
- TMA PBS Level 2A Vehicle Monitoring Scheme (NSW)
- TMA PBS Level 2B ≤ 30m Vehicle Monitoring Scheme (NSW)
- TMA PBS Level 2B > 30m Vehicle Monitoring Scheme (NSW)
- TMA PBS Level 3A Vehicle Monitoring Scheme (NSW)
- TMA PBS Level 3B Vehicle Monitoring Scheme (NSW)
- TMA PBS Level 4A Vehicle Monitoring Scheme (NSW)
- TMA PBS Level 4B Vehicle Monitoring Scheme (NSW).
Data generated from enrolled vehicles is sent to TCA from each ASP. Reports are made available to Transport for NSW and participating local governments via the Telematics Analytics Platform (TAP).
Find out more details about schemes by downloading a copy of the TMA PBS Vehicle Monitoring Schemes (NSW) document.
For more information on these schemes, please contact us.
Last updated on 23 August 2024