Safety, as we know it in the bus and coach sector, is always changing. The nature of safety and compliance in Australian buses is set to evolve in the next year as regulations come into place reflecting
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BIC provides clarity regarding ADR updates
It’s been nearly half a year since a new Australian Design Rule (ADR) was launched to make passengers safer in the nation’s buses and coaches. In January, ADR 68/01 – Occupant Protection in Buses
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SGESCO-MAX upgrades safety systems to meet new regulations
For many parents around the country, it’s the little things that ease their doubts. As they hug their kids good-bye each weekday morning and guide them onto the bus to school, the safety of their little
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New ADR introduced to regulate bus seatbelt wearing
The federal government has today announced a new Australian Design Rule (ADR) that will require buses and coaches to feature seatbelt wearing monitoring technology.
The new ADR is the first official change
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Federal government introduces new AVAS ADR for zero-emissions buses
The federal government has launched a bid to make buses, trucks and cars travelling at low speeds quieter through the introduction of a new Australian Design Rule (ADR) to make zero-emissions vehicles
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Federal government signs new ADRs for zero-emissions vehicle safety
The Bus Industry Confederation (BIC) has confirmed that three new Australian Design Rules (ADRs) will be coming into play for the bus and coach industry.
Signed on October 31 by federal assistant transport
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New reversing ADRs and NSW standards put forward
The BIC is busy responding to proposed NSW standards while a new bus ADR has been confirmed by the federal government
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Yutong exceeds excellence with new C12 models
When Yutong submitted its application for its three new C12 models, including the electric C12E, to receive ADR approval, it wasn’t expecting to clear all the hurdles in one perfect process. Just 60 days later, the exciting variants were given the green light to be mass-produced in Australia.
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Two new zero emission heavy vehicle ADRs proposed
The federal government has proposed two new ADRs for both electric and hydrogen fuel cell heavy vehicles
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StyleRide plays major role in converting compliance
StyleRide Australia is helping many customers convert old buses to motorhomes for road trips. The seating manufacturer raises key issues that the industry must consider when it comes to seating requirements.
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