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Getting the mass right

Overloading starts on the dock

Know the weight, and check the booking platform

The mass rules changed on 1 August 2026

Check: the hidden overload

Check: the 2026 mass change

Check: the plan doesn't match

Load to gross and axle mass limits, treat the booking platform as a plan you verify against the truck that actually arrived, declare accurate mass, and apply the General Mass Limit changes from 1 August 2026.

Overloading is a loading decision, not a driver's mistake at the weighbridge. Load to the limits, verify the booking against the truck that turned up, and get the 2026 mass changes right.

4. The weight you control

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