Ascot Haulage (NT) Pty Ltd is a member of the privately owned Scott Group of Companies, which commenced transport operations in 1952, and are now widely regarded as Australias leading privately owned transport operation.

This reputation has been forged through industry innovation and expertise with the commitment to the customer being the foundation for continued growth.

The Scott Group of Companies provide transport and logistical services across many industries including: -

Bulk tanker transport of petroleum products.

National integrated linehaul services covering all States and Territories of Australia with its strategically placed depot Infrastructure and Inter-Group on-forwarding network.

Contract Warehousing and logistical services to the Wine and Liquor industries

Bulk tanker transport of milk in Queensland and the Northern Territory.

Specialised equipment services to the Mining and Exploration industries in South Australia, Northern Territory, and Queensland.

With the commitment of our highly skilled personnel, the provision of a modern fleet, our focus on customer satisfaction, our ability to deliver remains unparalleled.

Ascot Haulage (NT) Pty Ltd specialises in two main but distinct areas of operation, these are Northern Territory Transport Services and Mining and Oilfield Logistical Services.

Head Office & Administration

30-32 Francis Street,
Port Adelaide
South Australia


Postal Address
P.O. Box 2275,
Port Adelaide
South Australia,
5015



Phone: 08 8240 1400
Fax: 08 8240 1438


Email:
[email protected]

Susan, LOOP HOLE ok dont tell the world.....

Before you leave get hubby to pop into RAA / RAC whatever name it is they produce an International Drivers Permit/License, valid 12-months......Take in a passport photo and his C+E and tell him to tell who issues the Permit that the Aust equlivant is the MC.....

In Sth Aust, they will let hubby drive......

I quote direct from South Aust Govt Web Site


Quote:
If you hold a current overseas Driver's Licence of a particular class you may drive a vehicle of an equivalent class in South Australia if:

you also hold a current international driving permit

Now another loop-hole.

Hubby can work / drive / No Problems, when he understands and trys out a few 1,000,000 miles he can then just go sit the test.

Oh, remember - do NOT let others know, this is between you and me.....

If he uses his International Drivers Permit/License, and he is pulled over for speeding,,,,,,,NO POINT's just the fine penalty, as International Drivers are excluded from the scheme.

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