No size an issue for local Pilots

30/10/2019

Last week, Monday October 21 to Wednesday October 23, the Dumbleyung CRC hosted Competent Solutions to facilitate a nationally accredited Heavy Vehicle Pilot Course. A long 2.5 days including theory and practical training, participants are now ready to take to the road with the correct protocols as directed by the Department of Main Roads.

Discussions with community members and with the Department of Main Roads started the planning of this course coming to Dumbleyung. Changes and constant updates to the regulations saw many people need to complete the Piloting course for their business requirements. A total of 18 people completed the training with participants travelling from far and wide including the Shires of Katanning, Wagin and Kent to participate.

Lots of questions were asked with I’m sure many more to come! Thanks to everyone who participated in the course, your participation is greatly appreciated!

If you couldn’t attend but would like to know more please be sure to visit https://www.mainroads.wa.gov.au/UsingRoads/HVS/Pages/agriculturalvehicles.aspx

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