Truckie Tuesday: A Client Grounded For 12 Weeks, And Rod's Blind Spot Warning
Bonafide with Luke BonaShow Notes
If you heard the full episode on Tuesday 6 October, you have already had this one. This is the Truckie Tuesday on its own, for anyone who just wants the truck stuff.
Rod Hannifey is home in Dubbo, so Luke has him on screen for the fuel news. China has suspended its October fuel exports and the G7 has agreed to release up to 100 million barrels from reserves. Rod says people filling a car for the shops don't see the difference when a truck burns 1,000 litres a day. Luke has the rules taking trucks off Stoney Creek Road from 2027, and Rod has a warning for anyone who sits beside a truck's left door.
Belinda Hughes from Hughes Law gives her view of NHVR chief executive Nicole Rosie's day in Rod's truck: credit for doing a full shift, and two points she disagrees with. She tells the story of a client, with his consent, whose company was grounded for 12 weeks. Her win of the week is a driver who was facing 37 charges over his work diaries and, by her count, about $185,000 in fines. He walked away with $3,000 in fines. Then the daylight saving question, and Jono's Truckie Tuesday anthem.
Guests: Belinda Hughes (Hughes Law), Rod Hannifey (Truckie Tuesday co-host)
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00:00:00 Rocket Rod's Home In Dubbo 00:02:25 China Halts Fuel Exports, The G7 Taps Its Reserves 00:05:56 How Much Diesel Is In A Barrel Of Oil? 00:07:47 Who's Behind The Park-Up Posts? 00:09:31 Logging Devices And Full Rest Areas In The US 00:10:41 Why Fuel Can Make Or Break An Operator 00:12:52 $2 Million Of Trucks Under The Hammer 00:14:08 More Freight, Fewer Trucks: B-Triples And PBS 00:15:52 Trucks Off Stoney Creek Road From 2027 00:16:46 The Pennant Hills Road Fine That Stood 00:19:12 Truck Of The Year: The Actros ProCabin 00:20:47 Cameras Instead Of West Coast Mirrors 00:23:21 Don't Sit Beside A Truck's Left Door 00:24:44 Turbo's Raw Eggs, And Your Outback Fixes 00:26:14 Belinda Hughes On Nicole Rosie's Day In Rod's Truck 00:27:25 Who Gets To Know Where Your Data Goes 00:27:56 The 14th Warning Letter 00:30:08 Belinda On A Client's Case 00:35:20 What Rod Wishes He'd Told Rosie 00:37:18 Win Of The Week: 37 Charges, $3,000 In Fines 00:39:13 Daylight Saving And Your Work Diary 00:41:21 Queensland Time And A Missed Delivery Slot 00:42:12 Even Enforcement Officers Get It Wrong 00:44:08 Jono's Truckie Tuesday Anthem 00:46:25 Thought Of The Day
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