TMA trucks aren’t mandatory on all roadwork sites, but they are often required for high-speed or high-risk areas, such as highways or major arterial roads. Their use is typically guided by state regulations and traffic management plans, which assess risk levels and determine when impact protection is essential for crew safety.

Yes, our truck-mounted attenuator hire is designed for use on both day and night shifts. They feature high-visibility markings, reflective panels and arrow boards or lighting systems, ensuring they remain clearly visible in low-light conditions. This makes them ideal for 24/7 roadwork operations where safety and visibility are critical.

Yes, in Australia, you generally need a heavy vehicle licence (typically an HR licence) to operate a TMA truck. Licence requirements can vary by state and vehicle size, so it’s important to check local regulations before operating a truck-mounted attenuator that you hire on-site.