Trucks about to get longer, heavier in bid to reduce fuel costs
The South Australian government says recent changes to heavy vehicle freight limits will lower fuel costs and reduce the number of freight trucks needed on the road.
Trucks about to get longer, heavier in bid to reduce fuel costs
The South Australian government says recent changes to heavy vehicle freight limits will lower fuel costs and reduce the number of freight trucks needed on the road.
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