DRIVE A2B July 2018

CONTENTS
WHAT’S INSIDE
6 Times they are a changing
Summary of which parts of the CPVI legislation come
into force on 1 July 2018.
8 Industry update
Commercial Passenger Vehicle Association of Australia
(CPVAA) is astounded that Transport for Victoria doesn’t
seem to take safety seriously.
12 CPV Service Levy
The $1 Trip Levy commenced on 1 July 2018.
18 Maximum fares unchanged
Essential Services Commission has released their draft
findings - and at this stage it’s looking like the fares
won’t be increased.
21 Industry statistics
Number of Victorian vehicles registered as a
Commercial Passenger Vehicle, with comparisons to
previous months.
28 Infrastructure
Updates from the Taxi Services Commission.
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