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The gap

Four bullet points

The HVNL in one lesson

The three sections that end scope arguments

Check: the scope argument

The legal engine of this course

Reasonably practicable is a feasibility test

Check: the feasibility trap

Why no TMS arrives HVNL-compliant, the law from zero for vendor teams, and the three sections that end every "compliance is out of scope" argument.

The platform is world-class at logistics and knows nothing about Australian heavy vehicle law. This module explains the gap, the law, and why it can't be contracted away.

Why Your TMS Isn't Compliant Out of the Box

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