Gazette notices provide the legal conditions for operating on roads in South Australia and specify additional documentation that must be carried in the vehicle.

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Format	Title	Date Effective
	Information Bulletin	June 2008
	Road Train Gazette Notice	June 2008
	Code of Practice	June 2008
	Information Guideline Book	June 2008

As from 2 June 2008, you no longer need to carry all published route maps. You are only required to carry all of the current DTEI maps showing the approved route for the entire journey being undertaken.

For example, if you are operating a Road-Train at General Mass Limits and your journey is on the Eyre Highway from Port Augusta to the Western Australian border, you must carry the current Eyre Peninsula and Ceduna to WA Border maps, and the Port Augusta, Kimba, Wudinna and Ceduna/Thevenard Township maps.

Map sheet locations (1.27Mb PDF) – a map of South Australia showing the relevant location of the available Restricted Access Vehicle route maps

Supplementary Gazette Notices

Format	Title	Date Effective
	Supplementary Gazette Notice – Road Trains 25 – 30 metres	31 October 2008
	Information Bulletin - Road Trains between 25 metres and 30 metres in length
	Supplementary Gazette Notice – Increase of road speed capability of Road Train Prime Movers registered in South Australia	30 January 2009
	Information Bulletin - Increase of road speed capability of Road Train Prime Movers registered in South Australia

Approved Route Maps are available for individual download via the links below:

• Road Train Route Maps for General Mass Limits (GML)
• Road Train Route Maps for Higher Mass Limits (HML)
• Converter Dolly Route Maps for General Mass Limits (GML)
• Converter Dolly Route Maps for Higher Mass Limits (HML)
• Road Train Commodity Route Maps

Route Compliance Certificates and other Mass Module related documents are available in the Freight Accreditation area.

If you wish to travel on a route that is not specified in any of these Route Maps, or if your operating requirements cannot be met by a Gazette Notice, you will need to apply for a Permit. Information on how to apply for a Permit