Our transport network is designed for customers that require a next day express service and moves a wide range of products, including:
- Automotive and engineering parts
- Tyres for cars, trucks and farm vehicles
- Office products
- Print media
- Hardware and Retail goods
- Electronics, white goods and brown goods
- Health Services and Pharmacy supplies
- Industrial and cleaning products
- Packaged food products and beverages
- Some classes of Dangerous Goods (in below threshold quantities with required documentation)
- Long length freight up to 6 metres
Our trucks and trailers are generally suited to carrying cartons, parcels, skids, pallets and oversized pallets. We use mezzanine deck linehaul trailers to help maximise loads while minimising the risk of damage during transport.
Our delivery vehicles are a combination of light, medium and heavy Rigids trucks to accommodate a wide range of freight profiles and delivery location, but we also operate a fleet of Semi-Trailer and B-Double trucks for larger delivery requirements.
Freight needs to be packed and labelled ready for transport to ensure it can be moved safely, accurately and reliably.
There are some freight items that are not suitable for our network. These are:
- Some classes of Dangerous Goods (DG)
- DG Class 1 - Explosives
- DG Class 4.2 - Dangerous When Wet
- DG Class 5.2 - Certain Alkalis
- DG Class 7 - Radioactives
- If you are unsure on DG Classes please contact us to discuss
- Firearms and ammunition
- Livestock
- Fresh produce
- Engines and gearboxes that have not been drained of oil / lubricant or fuel
- Cars and heavy machinery
- Household furniture that has not been packed and on pallets
- Any item not suitably packed and presented ready for transport
To support the rapid reopening of schools during the COVID-19 pandemic we were asked to deliver masks to every school in the state within a few days.
This is part of Project Energy Connect that will see the construction of a new 330 kilovolt (kV) above ground transmission line, with approximately 800MW transfer capacity.
