Release Features

LINKED BUSINESS SERVICES – NETWORK ACCESS AND REGISTRATION (User: All)

What:

• Linking vehicle configuration details
• Linking registration status

How:

• Vehicle inspection data entered by jurisdictions will be available to apply to permit applications
• Auto-populated data from previously approved permits – references information entered into the fields or VIN, or Registration number combined with State.

Why/ Benefit:

For Customers 

This will reduce the amount of data entry required in adding vehicle mass, dimension and axle spacings.

For Road Managers...

After a vehicle inspection, all State and Territory jurisdictions are able to add vehicle information against a registration record for example:

• axle group
• axle details
• mass & dimension.

This will ‘lock’ the vehicle component and reduce the need for Road Managers to further validate the vehicle configuration.

PERFORMANCE REPORT (User: Road Managers)

• This new report can be filtered by Application type and Consent status.
• View pre-approved routes, Extension of Time (EoT) or Info Requests (IR).

VEHICLE STANDARDS

In-principle support applications were developed and will now be available in a test environment (Alpha Environment) for Customer Reference Group feedback. 

ACCREDITATION

The following features were developed and will now be available in a test environment (Alpha Environment) for Customer Reference Group feedback. 

• Customer payments
• Lodgement view (internal to NHVR)
• Customer Account Management & User Permission Settings

COMING SOON...

Route Planner is the preferred routing tool of the NHVR, fully replacing Journey Planner from 27 June 2019.

Why/ Benefit:

• The NHVR have supported both mapping tools while regular improvements and features were introduced into Route Planner.
• Going forward, Route Planner will only tool available and Journey Planner will no longer be supported. However, Route Planner will remain compatible with Journey Planner IDs giving you the ability to reuse existing routes.

Key difference:

• Route Planner uses Google Maps (including Street view) as well as government GIS data from the Public Sector Mapping Agency and the commercial dataset, MDS HERE.
• Route Planner has the Road Manager Boundaries loaded onto the map, as well as a larger number of layer options available for use.