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ASI South Australia Fabricators Forum 2025 was Proudly Sponsored By (ATV) Adelaide Trucks And Vans
ASI-organised forum was a great opportunity for local steel fabricators to voice their concerns directly to SA Minister for Infrastructure and Transport and the Minister for Energy and Mining Hon. Tom Koutsantonis. The discussion around cheap imported steel and its impact on local fabricators, especially in privately funded projects, seems like a critical issue. It highlights the ongoing challenge of maintaining local industry competitiveness while managing the influx of imported materials.
The emphasis on local content for government-funded infrastructure projects is also important, as it helps ensure that taxpayer money supports local jobs and businesses. It's good to see that the SA Industry Participation Policy (SAIPP) is being brought into the conversation, as it can potentially serve as a framework for resolving such challenges.]

“Dashcmas keep spotlight on truckies' risky driving”
Isabel McMillan

Dangerous truck-driving behaviours, including mobile phone usage and micro sleeping will now be traceable as a local trucking company looks to improve safety on the roads.
Cavan-based Adelaide Trucks and Vans has partnered with GPS tracing and fleet Soft ware provider Linxio to install their innovative dashcams in more than 50 Vehicles.
Using Aritificial Intelligence and machine-learning software, the cameras can identify risky driver behaviour including mobile phone use, unsecured seatbelts and harsh driving. They can also detect if a driver is yawning or microsleeping to prevent fatigue related accidents.
The Dashcams can also notify drivers of potential road hazards such as approaching pedestrians, with a voice assistant to alert drivers to potential risks. The 51 ATV vehicles have been equipped with three high definition Linxio cameras front facing, a rear-facing and driver facing. Vehicles.
Real-time footage means fleet managers can assess driver performance, mitigate risk and ensure compliance with safety regulations.
It will monitor when trucks are idle, stopped, or moving so managers can ensure adequate breaks are taken and deliveries are on schedule.
ATV managing director Mansij (Money) Bhan said the company's partnership with Linxio reflected its commitment to safety and innovation. This investment represents a major step forward in our efforts to protect our drivers improve road safety and innovation. “This investment represents a major step forward in our efforts to protect our drivers, improve road safety, and deliver even better service to our customers,” he said “The Linxio Vision dashcam and advanced fleet GPS tracking are providing immediate, actionable insights that have reduced accidents and enhanced operational efficiency. “Our people are our greatest asset and this is another demonstration of our commitment to exceeding the expectation of our customers”