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What is a single route?

What is a single route?

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Last updated: May 04, 2018 by Linda MacDonald (Unlicensed)

Answer: 

A single route is defined as:  

  • A single course between two points; and
  • the combination cannot operate under a Notice and its associated networks.

Note - If you are travelling to or from a network associated with a Notice you will need to apply for individual roads.


EXAMPLE: Point to Point route


View the Access Permit Applications – Information sheet

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