On The Road Aussie Trucking Podcast

Wednesday Night Live 14-08-24. what a show! First up Steve Shearer from SARTA tells us about proposed changes to licensing in South Australia which I'm sure many will agree with. Hopefully SA will lead the way with meaningful changes in Heavy vehicle licence reform. Jarrod from the NHVR joins us to discuss the vexed issue of personal use in the logbook and what we should be doing when we're in the parade at a truck show etc. then Adam Gibson from NTI is with us to discuss the NTARC report and its key findings as we'll as a couple of other things without notice because Adam is a wealth of knowledge on trucking technology and making use of it and while I've got him I'm going to take full advantage and ask some of the questions I get asked all the time.

202. Andy had the microphone out at Casino. Seems a lot of you like country music, why am I not amazed! Mike and Bob with the news and the most requested song from Casino to take us out.

Saturday Night Live 10-08-24. The 'Saturday Shed Session is upon us again, join Yogi, Craig, Collette and Josh from 7pm AEST or 5pm in the west for a bit of a yarn and maybe a sneaky drink or two. Download the app Australian On The Road Radio or head to www.ontheroadradio.com.au to tune in. Call in or text on 0491 825 633.

Make No Mistake with Yogi and Collette

Wednesday Night Live 07-08-24 The meal prepping Truckie joins the boys for a chat

201. It's Casino Truck Show weekend and the schedule is a mess. I've got the wrong lead, the right one is in Sydney! So its an abbreviated show this week. It's also early because we have a packed program and I'm simply not going to have time to do any more. I do make a comment about the Sydney Market Blitz (or is it not a blitz, I don't know anymore) Please enjoy Andy's music guest, Lucy Parle and a tune from our mate Colin Lilly as well.

As always we strive to bring you up to date information and commentary on trucking in Australia. In this show we talk with Lex Forsyth from Janus Electric at Berkeley Vale about the Janus converted truck system and Mike’s test drive today. We also welcome National Road Freighters President Glynn Castanelli to the show to talk about there little words. Tune in to see what they are.

200. Our 200th show!!!! who would have thought we would get here. I want to thank our listeners, contributors and sponsors for what has been a heck of an experience. We've brought a diverse range of industry issues and identities to you and we're not finished yet. Today Andy has Tania Kernaghan in for a chat and we do the news for you. I have a chat with my mate Craig Forsyth about our new Industry Trailer and the Steering the Future project and a song from Line Phelps to take us out. Keep it safe out there ok.

Make No Mistake is back again. Thursday night never looked so good with the lineup of guests. Be sure to join Collette and Yogi live from 7pm AEST or 5pm in the west. We will be joined by Country Music singer songwriter and 6 times Golden Guitar winner Amber Lawrence. Leisa Fraser Executive Manager Primary Health and Commissioned Services (WQPHN) will be joining us to discuss the new Head to Health, mental health initiative, teaming up with Neil Mansell’s Transport to have the biggest ever moving Mental Health Billboard on a set of triple road train curtains travelling outback Queensland. Raising awareness and aiming to break down the barriers and help stop the stigma associated with mental health issues. Download the app Australian On The Road Radio or go to www.ontheroadradio.com.au to tune in. Call in or text 0491 825 633.

Wednesday Night Live with Craig, Yogi & Mike plus guests Matt Lawrence from the WA Mack Muster and Premier Truck Show and Aaron Farquhar the Typical Truckie. We'd like to apologise for missing a couple of minutes at the start of the show on the recording and we had a little internet connection issue and had to bail to a song. We got Telstra'd again!! Download the app Australian On The Road Radio or head to www.ontheroadradio.com.au to tune in, call or text on 0491 825 633 during the live shows from 7pm Wednesday and Saturday night eastern Australia time.