OVERSIZE & OVER-DIMENSIONAL TRANSPORT SPECIALISTS

Heavy haulage refers to the movement of freight that exceeds standard legal limits for weight, width, height, or length. In Australia, a load is generally considered oversize if it’s more than 2.5 m wide, 4.3 m high, or 19 m long, or if the total mass exceeds 42.5 tonnes. These loads require special permits, route planning, and sometimes pilot or escort vehicles — all of which Navarone Transport manages on your behalf.

No — Navarone takes care of all permits for you. Oversize and overmass transport requires authorisation from state road authorities such as VicRoads or the NHVR (National Heavy Vehicle Regulator). Our team handles every part of this process, from route assessment to final approval, ensuring your load moves safely and legally without delays.

The cost depends on several factors: the size and weight of your load, the travel distance, whether escorts or permits are required, and any special handling or site access considerations. We provide fully itemised quotes so you can see exactly where costs are coming from. To get an accurate price, contact our team with your load details and destination.

It varies based on distance, permit approvals, and route conditions. Some hauls can be organised in a few days, while larger or multi-state projects may take a couple of weeks of preparation. We’ll give you a clear timeline upfront and keep you informed at every stage of the move.

Safety is our top priority. All our vehicles undergo strict maintenance schedules and are fitted with GPS tracking for live monitoring. Our drivers are trained in Chain of Responsibility (CoR) compliance, load restraint, and fatigue management. We also manage pilot vehicles and route surveys to ensure total safety from departure to delivery.

Yes. Navarone provides interstate heavy haulage across Australia, including Victoria, New South Wales, South Australia, and Queensland. We manage all cross-border permits and coordinate with local authorities to ensure smooth, compliant transit — whether you’re moving agricultural equipment, industrial machinery, or large infrastructure components.