PBS (HPFV) Combinations

View the PBS Level 2A map

Victoria's Gazetted Class 2 Performance Based Standards (PBS) Level 2A network map, including the Liquid Tanker Network. 

This map applies to PBS Level 2A vehicles operating under the National Class 2 Performance Based Standards (Tier 1) Authorisation Notice 2021 (No.1).  (External link)

Operators of 26-metre A-double tankers transporting liquids such as milk, fuel and water, may also use this as a network, PBS Level 2A Tanker Network information sheet [PDF 521Kb].

For more information about operating under the Performance-Based Standards (PBS) in Victoria, please refer to the PBS Industry Guide Operating a Performance-Based Standards vehicle in Victoria [PDF 1.2Mb]

Roads not shown as approved (green) or orange (approved with conditions) require road manager approval for access by permit, with the exception of signed detours. This map is deemed to include any detour around a road closure on a gazetted road, provided it is marked with detour signage.

Note: Operators must comply with mass and height clearance restrictions as indicated by symbols (red dots for mass and orange diamonds for height)

Relevant documents:

National Class 2 Performance Based Standards (Tier 1) Authorisation Notice 2021 (No.1)  

To obtain a permit to operate an A-Double please submit your Class 2 permit application via the NHVR website (External link).

View the PBS Level 2A Mass - Volumetric (liquids only) maps (External link)

Victoria’s Gazetted Class 2 PBS Level 2A Mass – Volumetric (liquids only) network maps show approved roads for 26 metre A-Doubles operating at weights between 68.5 tonne and 74.5 tonne.

This map applies to PBS Level 2A Mass - Volumetric vehicles operating under the National Class 2 Performance Based Standards (High Productivity) Authorisation Notice 2022 (No.2)

For more information about operating under the Performance-Based Standards (PBS) in Victoria, please refer to the PBS Industry Guide Operating a Performance-Based Standards vehicle in Victoria [PDF 1.2Mb].

Roads not shown as approved (green) or orange (approved with conditions) require road manager approval for access by permit, with the exception of signed detours. This map is deemed to include any detour around a road closure on a gazetted road, provided it is marked with detour signage.

These three A-Double Mass – Volumetric (liquids only) networks are mapped in five categories: approved (green), conditionally approved (orange), restricted (red), funded improvements (blue) and routes currently under assessment (purple). 

Restricted bridges (red dot) may only be crossed at a gross mass of 68.5 tonne. Conditionally approved bridges (orange dot) can only be crossed by combinations operating at the allowed weight as described in the map.

The funded road improvements (broken blue line roads) will be approved for 85.5 tonne A-Doubles upon completion of highway upgrades. Upon completion of routes currently under assessment, results will be published on the map.

Relevant documents:  

Victoria's PBS & HPFV networks information sheet [PDF 680 Kb]

Operating a Performance-Based Standards vehicle in Victoria [PDF 1.2Mb]

To obtain a permit to operate an A-Double please submit your Class 2 permit application via the NHVR website (External link).

View the PBS Level 2B (Cubic) map (External link)

Victoria’s Gazetted Class 2 Performance Base Standards (PBS) Level 2B (Cubic) network map.

This map applies to PBS Level 2B Cubic vehicles operating under the National Class 2 Performance Based Standards (High Productivity) Authorisation Notice 2022 (No.2)

Roads not shown as approved (green) or orange (approved with conditions) require road manager approval for access by permit, with the exception of signed detours. This map is deemed to include any detour around a road closure on a gazetted road, provided it is marked with detour signage.

For more information about operating under the Performance-Based Standards (PBS) in Victoria, please refer to the PBS Industry Guide Operating a Performance-Based Standards vehicle in Victoria [PDF 1.2Mb]

Note: Operators must comply with mass and height clearance restrictions as indicated by symbols (red dots for mass and orange diamonds for height). Restricted rail crossings (red crossing symbols) must not be crossed.

For PBS Level 2B combinations in excess of 26m long, permission is required to traverse all other rail crossings. To legally access rail crossings shown on the map as an orange symbol with a black cross, operators must apply to ODL Permits at DoT Heavy Vehicle Consent – Structural Engineering by calling 0417 054 626 or emailing [email protected]

In 2013, VicRoads published Moving More With Less [PDF 4.7 Mb]. This policy document set the standards and operating conditions for HPFV combinations (including PBS Level 2B vehicles) operating at up to 68.5 tonnes and up to 30 metres long. 

Relevant documents:

National Class 2 Performance Based Standards (High Productivity) Authorisation Notice 2022 (No.2)

Victoria's PBS & HPFV networks information sheet [PDF 680 Kb]

Operating a Performance-Based Standards vehicle in Victoria [PDF 1.2Mb]

To obtain a permit to operate an A-Double please submit your Class 2 permit application via the NHVR website (External link).

View the PBS Level 2B Mass – Quad-Tri and Quad-Quad B-Double map (External link)

Victoria’s Gazetted Class 2 PBS Level 2B Mass Quad-Tri and Quad-Quad B-Double network shows approved roads for longer B-Doubles operating at weights between 68.5 tonne and 77.5 tonne. 

This map applies to PBS Level 2B Mass – Quad-Tri and Quad-Quad B-Double vehicles operating under the National Class 2 Performance Based Standards (High Productivity) Authorisation Notice 2022 (No.2)

For more information about operating under the Performance-Based Standards (PBS) in Victoria, please refer to the PBS Industry Guide Operating a Performance-Based Standards vehicle in Victoria [PDF 1.2Mb].

Roads not shown as approved (green) or orange (approved with conditions) require road manager approval for access by permit, with the exception of signed detours. This map is deemed to include any detour around a road closure on a gazetted road, provided it is marked with detour signage.

Restricted bridges (red dot) may only be crossed at a gross mass of 68.5 tonne. Conditionally approved bridges (orange dot) can only be crossed by combinations operating at the allowed weight as described in the map.

Note: Operators must comply with mass and height clearance restrictions as indicated by symbols (red dots for mass and orange diamonds for height). Restricted rail crossings (red crossing symbols) must not be crossed.

The funded road improvements (broken blue line roads) will be approved for 73 tonne Quad-Tri and 77.5 tonne Quad-Quad B-Double upon completion of highway upgrades. Upon completion of routes currently under assessment, results will be published on the map.

Relevant documents:

National Class 2 Performance Based Standards (High Productivity) Authorisation Notice 2022 (No.2)

Victoria's PBS & HPFV networks information sheet [PDF 680 Kb]

Operating a Performance-Based Standards vehicle in Victoria [PDF 1.2Mb] 

View the PBS Level 2B Mass - General Freight map 

This map applies to PBS Level 2B Mass General Freight vehicles operating under the National Class 2 Performance Based Standards (High Productivity) Authorisation Notice 2022 (No.2)

For more information about operating under the Performance-Based Standards (PBS) in Victoria, please refer to the PBS Industry Guide Operating a Performance-Based Standards vehicle in Victoria [PDF 1.2Mb].

Roads not shown as approved (green) or orange (approved with conditions) require road manager approval for access by permit, with the exception of signed detours. This map is deemed to include any detour around a road closure on a gazetted road, provided it is marked with detour signage.

These three A-Double networks are mapped in five categories: approved (green), conditionally approved (orange), restricted (red), funded improvements (blue) and routes currently under assessment (purple). 

Restricted bridges (red dot) may only be crossed at a gross mass of 68.5 tonne. Conditionally approved bridges (orange dot) can only be crossed by combinations operating at the allowed weight as described in the map.

Note: Operators must comply with mass and height clearance restrictions as indicated by symbols (red dots for mass and orange diamonds for height). Restricted rail crossings (red crossing symbols) must not be crossed.

The funded road improvements (broken blue line roads) will be approved for 85.5 tonne A-Doubles upon completion of highway upgrades. Upon completion of routes currently under assessment, results will be published on the map.

Relevant documents:

National Class 2 Performance Based Standards (High Productivity) Authorisation Notice 2022 (No.2)

Victoria's PBS & HPFV networks information sheet [PDF 680 Kb]

Operating a Performance-Based Standards vehicle in Victoria [PDF 1.2Mb]

To obtain a permit to operate an A-Double please submit your Class 2 permit application via the NHVR website (External link).

View the PBS Level 2B Mass - Volumetric (liquids only) map  (External link)

Victoria's Gazetted Class 2 PBS A-Double Mass – Volumetric (liquids only) network maps show approved roads for 30 metre A-Doubles operating at weights between 68.5 tonne and 85.5 tonne.

This map applies to PBS Level 2B Mass – Volumetric (liquids only) vehicles operating under the National Class 2 Performance Based Standards (High Productivity) Authorisation Notice 2022 (No.2)

For more information about operating under the Performance-Based Standards (PBS) in Victoria, please refer to the PBS Industry Guide Operating a Performance-Based Standards vehicle in Victoria [PDF 1.2Mb].

Roads not shown as approved (green) or orange (approved with conditions) require road manager approval for access by permit, with the exception of signed detours. This map is deemed to include any detour around a road closure on a gazetted road, provided it is marked with detour signage

These three A-Double Mass – Volumetric (liquids only) networks are mapped in five categories: approved (green), conditionally approved (orange), restricted (red), funded improvements (blue) and routes currently under assessment (purple). 

Restricted bridges (red dot) may only be crossed at a gross mass of 68.5 tonne. Conditionally approved bridges (orange dot) can only be crossed by combinations operating at the allowed weight as described in the map.

Note: Operators must comply with mass and height clearance restrictions as indicated by symbols (red dots for mass and orange diamonds for height). Restricted rail crossings (red crossing symbols) must not be crossed.

The funded road improvements (broken blue line roads) will be approved for 85.5 tonne A-Doubles upon completion of highway upgrades. Upon completion of routes currently under assessment, results will be published on the map.

Relevant documents:

National Class 2 Performance Based Standards (High Productivity) Authorisation Notice 2022 (No.2)

Operating a Performance-Based Standards vehicle in Victoria [PDF 1.2Mb]

To obtain a permit to operate an A-Double please submit your Class 2 permit application via the NHVR website (External link). 

View the PBS Level 3A Mass – Quad-Tri and Quad-Quad B-Double map

Victoria’s Gazetted Class 2 PBS Level 3A Mass Quad-Tri and Quad-Quad B-Double network shows approved roads for longer B-Doubles operating at weights between 68.5 tonne and 77.5 tonne. 

This map applies to PBS Level 3A Mass – Quad-Tri and Quad-Quad B-Double vehicles operating under the National Class 2 Performance Based Standards (High Productivity) Authorisation Notice 2022 (No.2)

For more information about operating under the Performance-Based Standards (PBS) in Victoria, please refer to the PBS Industry Guide Operating a Performance-Based Standards vehicle in Victoria [PDF 1.2Mb].

Roads not shown as approved (green) or orange (approved with conditions) require road manager approval for access by permit, with the exception of signed detours. This map is deemed to include any detour around a road closure on a gazetted road, provided it is marked with detour signage.

Restricted bridges (red dot) may only be crossed at a gross mass of 68.5 tonne. Conditionally approved bridges (orange dot) can only be crossed by combinations operating at the allowed weight as described in the map.

Note: Operators must comply with mass and height clearance restrictions as indicated by symbols (red dots for mass and orange diamonds for height). Restricted rail crossings (red crossing symbols) must not be crossed.

The funded road improvements (broken blue line roads) will be approved for 73 tonne Quad-Tri and 77.5 tonne Quad-Quad B-Double upon completion of highway upgrades. Upon completion of routes currently under assessment, results will be published on the map.

Relevant documents:

National Class 2 Performance Based Standards (High Productivity) Authorisation Notice 2022 (No.2). 

Victoria's PBS & HPFV networks information sheet [PDF 680 Kb]

View the PBS Level 3A Mass - General Freight map

Victoria’s Gazetted Class 2 PBS Level 3A Mass - General Freight network maps show approved roads for A-Doubles operating at weights between 68.5 tonne and 85.5 tonne.

This map applies to PBS Level 3A Mass General Freight vehicles operating under the National Class 2 Performance Based Standards (High Productivity) Authorisation Notice 2022 (No.2)

For more information about operating under the Performance-Based Standards (PBS) in Victoria, please refer to the PBS Industry Guide Operating a Performance-Based Standards vehicle in Victoria [PDF 1.2Mb].

Roads not shown as approved (green) or orange (approved with conditions) require road manager approval for access by permit, with the exception of signed detours. This map is deemed to include any detour around a road closure on a gazetted road, provided it is marked with detour signage

These three A-Double networks are mapped in five categories: approved (green), conditionally approved (orange), restricted (red), funded improvements (blue) and routes currently under assessment (purple). 

Restricted bridges (red dot) may only be crossed at a gross mass of 68.5 tonne. Conditionally approved bridges (orange dot) can only be crossed by combinations operating at the allowed weight as described in the map.

Note: Operators must comply with mass and height clearance restrictions as indicated by symbols (red dots for mass and orange diamonds for height). Restricted rail crossings (red crossing symbols) must not be crossed.

The funded road improvements (broken blue line roads) will be approved for 85.5 tonne A-Doubles upon completion of highway upgrades. Upon completion of routes currently under assessment, results will be published on the map.

Relevant documents:

National Class 2 Performance Based Standards (High Productivity) Authorisation Notice 2022 (No.2)

Victoria's PBS & HPFV networks information sheet [PDF 680 Kb]

Operating a Performance-Based Standards vehicle in Victoria [PDF 1.2Mb]

View the PBS Level 3A Mass - Volumetric (liquids only) maps

Victoria's Gazetted Class 2 PBS A-Double Mass – Volumetric (liquids only) network maps show approved roads for A-Doubles operating at weights between 68.5 tonne and 85.5 tonne.

This map applies to PBS Level 3A Mass – Volumetric (liquids only) vehicles operating under the National Class 2 Performance Based Standards (High Productivity) Authorisation Notice 2022 (No.2)

For more information about operating under the Performance-Based Standards (PBS) in Victoria, please refer to the PBS Industry Guide Operating a Performance-Based Standards vehicle in Victoria [PDF 1.2Mb].

Roads not shown as approved (green) or orange (approved with conditions) require road manager approval for access by permit, with the exception of signed detours. This map is deemed to include any detour around a road closure on a gazetted road, provided it is marked with detour signage.

These three A-Double Mass – Volumetric (liquids only) networks are mapped in five categories: approved (green), conditionally approved (orange), restricted (red), funded improvements (blue) and routes currently under assessment (purple). 

Restricted bridges (red dot) may only be crossed at a gross mass of 68.5 tonne. Conditionally approved bridges (orange dot) can only be crossed by combinations operating at the allowed weight as described in the map.

Note: Operators must comply with mass and height clearance restrictions as indicated by symbols (red dots for mass and orange diamonds for height). Restricted rail crossings (red crossing symbols) must not be crossed.

The funded road improvements (broken blue line roads) will be approved for 85.5 tonne A-Doubles upon completion of highway upgrades. Upon completion of routes currently under assessment, results will be published on the map.

Relevant documents:

National Class 2 Performance Based Standards (High Productivity) Authorisation Notice 2022 (No.2)

Operating a Performance-Based Standards vehicle in Victoria [PDF 1.2Mb]

To obtain a permit to operate an A-Double please submit your Class 2 permit application via the NHVR website. 

View the PBS Level 3A – A-Double (up to 36.5m) map 

This map applies to PBS Level 3A – A-Double (up to 36.5m) vehicles operating under the National Class 2 Performance Based Standards (High Productivity) Authorisation Notice 2022 (No.2)

For more information about operating under the Performance-Based Standards (PBS) in Victoria, please refer to the PBS Industry Guide Operating a Performance-Based Standards vehicle in Victoria [PDF 1.2Mb].

Roads not shown as approved (green) or orange (approved with conditions) require road manager approval for access by permit, with the exception of signed detours. This map is deemed to include any detour around a road closure on a gazetted road, provided it is marked with detour signage.

A total of four A-Double networks are mapped in five categories: approved (green), conditionally approved (orange), restricted (red), funded improvements (blue) and routes currently under assessment (purple). Restricted bridges (red dot) may only be crossed at a gross mass of 68.5 tonne. Conditionally approved bridges (orange dot) can only be crossed by combinations operating at the allowed weight as described in the map.

Note: Operators must comply with mass and height clearance restrictions as indicated by symbols (red dots for mass and orange diamonds for height). Restricted rail crossings (red crossing symbols) must not be crossed.

The funded road improvements (broken blue line roads) will be approved for 85.5 tonne A-Doubles upon completion of highway upgrades. Upon completion of routes currently under assessment, results will be published on the map.

Relevant documents:

National Class 2 Performance Based Standards (High Productivity) Authorisation Notice 2022 (No.2)

Victoria's PBS & HPFV networks information sheet [PDF 680 Kb]

Operating a Performance-Based Standards vehicle in Victoria [PDF 1.2Mb] 

To obtain a permit to operate an A-Double please submit your Class 2 permit application via the NHVR website (External link).

View the PBS Level 3A General Freight – B-Triple (up to 36.5m) map

Victoria’s Gazetted Class 2 PBS Level 3A General Freight – B-Triple (up to 36.5m) network maps network maps show approved roads for 36.5 metre B-Triples operating at weights between 68.5 tonne and 91.0 tonne.

This map applies to PBS Level 3A General Freight – B-Triple (up to 36.5m) vehicles operating under the National Class 2 Performance Based Standards (High Productivity) Authorisation Notice 2022 (No.2)

For more information about operating under the Performance-Based Standards (PBS) in Victoria, please refer to the PBS Industry Guide Operating a Performance-Based Standards vehicle in Victoria [PDF 1.2Mb].

Roads not shown as approved (green) or orange (approved with conditions) require road manager approval for access by permit, with the exception of signed detours. This map is deemed to include any detour around a road closure on a gazetted road, provided it is marked with detour signage.

A total of three General Freight B-Triple networks are mapped in three categories: approved (green), conditionally approved (orange), restricted (red). Restricted bridges (red dot) may only be crossed at a gross mass of 68.5 tonne. Conditionally approved bridges (orange dot) can only be crossed by combinations operating at the allowed weight as described in the map.

Note: Operators must comply with mass and height clearance restrictions as indicated by symbols (red dots for mass and orange diamonds for height). Restricted rail crossings (red crossing symbols) must not be crossed.

Relevant documents:

National Class 2 Performance Based Standards (High Productivity) Authorisation Notice 2022 (No.2)

Victoria's PBS & HPFV networks information sheet [PDF 680 Kb]

Operating a Performance-Based Standards vehicle in Victoria [PDF 1.2Mb]

To obtain a permit to operate a B-Triple please submit your Class 2 permit application via the NHVR website.

View the PBS Level 3A Volumetric – B-Triple (up to 36.5m) map 

Victoria’s Gazetted Class 2 PBS Level 3A Volumetric – B-Triple (up to 36.5m) network maps network maps show approved roads for 36.5 metre B-Triples operating at weights between 68.5 tonne and 91.0 tonne.

This map applies to PBS Level 3A Volumetric – B-Triple (up to 36.5m) vehicles operating under the National Class 2 Performance Based Standards (High Productivity) Authorisation Notice 2022 (No.2)

For more information about operating under the Performance-Based Standards (PBS) in Victoria, please refer to the PBS Industry Guide Operating a Performance-Based Standards vehicle in Victoria [PDF 1.2Mb].

Roads not shown as approved (green) or orange (approved with conditions) require road manager approval for access by permit, with the exception of signed detours. This map is deemed to include any detour around a road closure on a gazetted road, provided it is marked with detour signage.

A total of three volumetric B-Triple networks are mapped in three categories: approved (green), conditionally approved (orange), restricted (red). Restricted bridges (red dot) may only be crossed at a gross mass of 68.5 tonne. Conditionally approved bridges (orange dot) can only be crossed by combinations operating at the allowed weight as described in the map.

Note: Operators must comply with mass and height clearance restrictions as indicated by symbols (red dots for mass and orange diamonds for height). Restricted rail crossings (red crossing symbols) must not be crossed.

Relevant documents:

National Class 2 Performance Based Standards (High Productivity) Authorisation Notice 2022 (No.2)

Victoria's PBS & HPFV networks information sheet [PDF 680 Kb]

Operating a Performance-Based Standards vehicle in Victoria [PDF 1.2Mb] 

To obtain a permit to operate an A-Double please submit your Class 2 permit application via the NHVR website.

View the PBS Level 3A General Freight – AB-Triple (up to 36.5m) map 

Victoria’s Gazetted Class 2 PBS Level 3A General Freight – AB-Triple (up to 36.5m) network maps network maps show approved roads for 36.5 metre AB-Triples operating at weights between 68.5 tonne and 113.5 tonne.

This map applies to PBS Level 3A General Freight – AB-Triple (up to 36.5m) vehicles operating under the National Class 2 Performance Based Standards (High Productivity) Authorisation Notice 2022 (No.2)

For more information about operating under the Performance-Based Standards (PBS) in Victoria, please refer to the PBS Industry Guide Operating a Performance-Based Standards vehicle in Victoria [PDF 1.2Mb].

Roads not shown as approved (green) or orange (approved with conditions) require road manager approval for access by permit, with the exception of signed detours. This map is deemed to include any detour around a road closure on a gazetted road, provided it is marked with detour signage.

A total of four general freight AB-Triple networks are mapped in three categories: approved (green), conditionally approved (orange), restricted (red). Restricted bridges (red dot) may only be crossed at a gross mass of 68.5 tonne. Conditionally approved bridges (orange dot) can only be crossed by combinations operating at the allowed weight as described in the map.

Note: Operators must comply with mass and height clearance restrictions as indicated by symbols (red dots for mass and orange diamonds for height). Restricted rail crossings (red crossing symbols) must not be crossed.

Relevant documents:

National Class 2 Performance Based Standards (High Productivity) Authorisation Notice 2022 (No.2)

Operating a Performance-Based Standards vehicle in Victoria [PDF 1.2Mb] 

To obtain a permit to operate an A-Double please submit your Class 2 permit application via the NHVR website.

View the PBS Level 3A Volumetric – AB-Triple (up to 36.5m) map 

Victoria’s Gazetted Class 2 PBS Level 3A Volumetric – AB-Triple (up to 36.5m) network maps show approved roads for 36.5 metre AB-Triples operating at weights between 68.5 tonne and 113.5 tonne.

This map applies to PBS Level 3A Volumetric – AB-Triple (up to 36.5m) vehicles operating under the National Class 2 Performance Based Standards (High Productivity) Authorisation Notice 2022 (No.2)

For more information about operating under the Performance-Based Standards (PBS) in Victoria, please refer to the PBS Industry Guide Operating a Performance-Based Standards vehicle in Victoria [PDF 1.2Mb].

Roads not shown as approved (green) or orange (approved with conditions) require road manager approval for access by permit, with the exception of signed detours. This map is deemed to include any detour around a road closure on a gazetted road, provided it is marked with detour signage.

A total of four volumetric AB-Triple networks are mapped in three categories: approved (green), conditionally approved (orange), restricted (red). Restricted bridges (red dot) may only be crossed at a gross mass of 68.5 tonne. Conditionally approved bridges (orange dot) can only be crossed by combinations operating at the allowed weight as described in the map.

Note: Operators must comply with mass and height clearance restrictions as indicated by symbols (red dots for mass and orange diamonds for height). Restricted rail crossings (red crossing symbols) must not be crossed.

Relevant documents:

National Class 2 Performance Based Standards (High Productivity) Authorisation Notice 2022 (No.2)

Victoria's PBS & HPFV networks information sheet [PDF 680 Kb]

Operating a Performance-Based Standards vehicle in Victoria [PDF 1.2Mb] 

To obtain a permit to operate an A-Double please submit your Class 2 permit application via the NHVR website. 

Victoria’s Gazetted PBS Quad-Semi trailer network map of roads approved for Quad-Semi Trailers to operate at weights between 46 tonne and 50.5 tonne.

This map applies to PBS Quad-Semis operating under the National Class 2 Performance Based Standards (High Productivity) Authorisation Notice 2022 (No.2)

For more information about operating under the Performance-Based Standards (PBS) in Victoria, please refer to the PBS Industry Guide Operating a Performance-Based Standards vehicle in Victoria [PDF 1.2Mb].

Roads not shown as approved (green) or orange (approved with conditions) require road manager approval for access by permit, with the exception of signed detours. This map is deemed to include any detour around a road closure on a gazetted road, provided it is marked with detour signage.

The roads are mapped in five categories: approved (green), conditionally approved (orange), restricted (red), funded improvements (blue) and routes currently under assessment (purple). Restricted bridges (red dot) may only be crossed at a gross mass of 46 tonne (quad-axle trailer group gross mass of 22.5 tonne).

To obtain a permit to operate a Quad-Semi Trailer please submit your Class 2 permit application via the NHVR website. (External link)

Note: Operators must comply with mass and height clearance restrictions as indicated by symbols (red dots for mass and orange diamonds for height).

Relevant documents:

National Class 2 Performance Based Standards (High Productivity) Authorisation Notice 2022 (No.2)

Victoria's PBS & HPFV networks information sheet [PDF 680 Kb]

Operating a Performance-Based Standards vehicle in Victoria [PDF 1.2Mb] 

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