NHVR court outcome, unnamedConvicted

Defendant · no NHVR reference: fined $50,000, primary duty, 11 July 2022

Party

Party: Defendant · no NHVR reference. The NHVR publishes court outcomes without the defendant's name.
Role: Role not stated

The proceeding

Decision: Convicted
Court: Wangaratta Magistrates Court (Local or Magistrates)
Jurisdiction: Victoria
Hearing date: 11 July 2022
Law: Heavy Vehicle National Law
Provisions: s 26G
Offence: Primary duty

Facts

The accused faced a single charge of breaching section 26G of the HVNL. The accused failed to ensure the safety of his transport activities by failing to implement appropriate induction systems for drivers, fitness to drive procedures, and fatigue management.

As reported by NHVR.

Penalty

Fine: $50,000

Fines under s 26G on the register: $50,000 to $217,500, median $133,750 across 2 matters.

What the record would have shown

The risks in each transport activity, the control for each, and the dated evidence that the control was applied. How the record works →

Comparable actions

Defendant	Offence	Jurisdiction	Decision	Date	Record
Profect Construction Pty Ltd	Primary duty	NSW	Convicted, fined $45,000	4 November 2025	View the record of Profect Construction Pty Ltd, 4 November 2025
Capital Lines and Signs Pty Ltd	Primary duty	NSW	Convicted, fined $38,000	11 November 2024	View the record of Capital Lines and Signs Pty Ltd, 11 November 2024
Crawfords Freightlines Pty Ltd	Primary duty	NSW	Convicted, fined $90,000	27 August 2021	View the record of Crawfords Freightlines Pty Ltd, 27 August 2021
Universal Propping & Supports Pty Ltd	Primary duty	NSW	Convicted, fined $150,000	1 September 2023	View the record of Universal Propping & Supports Pty Ltd, 1 September 2023
Miller Logistics Pty Ltd	Primary duty	NSW	Convicted, fined $450,000	18 April 2024	View the record of Miller Logistics Pty Ltd, 18 April 2024

Sources

NHVR: Court outcomes (read 14 October 2026)

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