On the road with NHVR - Vehicle modifications - backlit badges and logos

National Heavy Vehicle Regulator by National Heavy Vehicle Regulator

Nov 13, 201600:04:10Government & Organizations

Heavy vehicle owners and modifiers must meet certain requirements for the fitment and use of backlit badges and logos on heavy vehicles. This information can also be downloaded as a fact sheet from

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