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IAP animation
National approach
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About the IAP
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IAP animation
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How the Intelligent Access Program Works
In summary, the
Intelligent Access Program
(IAP) operates as follows:
Heavy vehicles are fitted with an
in-vehicle-unit
(IVU) to enable monitoring of a number of vehicle parameters, including vehicle identity, position, time, speed and self-declaration of information. The
transport operator
applies to join a particular
IAP Application
through a
Jurisdiction
(road authority).
This IAP Application includes a set of IAP road access conditions (
IAP Conditions
) designed by the
Jurisdiction
and agreed to by the
transport operator
.
The
transport operator
engages an
IAP Service Provider
on a fee-for-service basis.
The
IAP Service Provider
provides the compliance monitoring services. Ideally, they combine these services with other services that they currently provide to a
transport operator
e.g. fleet management, supply chain management and other commercial systems.
The
IAP Service Provider
notifies the
Jurisdiction
in a Non-Compliance Report whenever the
transport operator
is non-compliant with the
IAP
conditions they have agreed to operate within. A non-compliance report does not necessarily mean an offence.
Transport Certification Australia Limited (TCA) serves its
Members
and the community by administering the
IAP
and ensuring that
IAP Service Providers
are
certified
and
audited
. TCA may conduct audits by itself and/or use the services of
IAP Auditors
from time to time.
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