HVNL Section 26C Evidentiary Defense

CoR Manifest Verification Ledger

Scan a manifest QR code or paste a SHA-256 cryptographic hash below to inspect the legally certified static mass equilibrium record before transit.

Format: SHA-256 Cryptographic Hash Try Demo Hash →

Legally Verified & Tamper-Evident

Pre-Departure Static Balance Attested

Timestamp of Sealing 2026-09-21 07:42:15 AEST

Vehicle Assets & Driver

Power Unit:XN-42-AB (Kenworth T610)

Trailing Unit:TR-99-AU (45ft Flatdeck)

Declared Driver:M. Harrison (Licence: NSW-984210)

Mass & Axle Equilibrium

Declared Freight:21,000 kg (16 pallets)

Total Gross Mass:37,340 kg

Statutory Limit:42,500 kg

Legal Margin:+5,160 kg Spare

SHA-256 Cryptographic Audit Hash:

87A36634E92EC117E9EB6097EE59461BD2E5CE10

This digital record certifies static axle equilibrium under Australian Heavy Vehicle National Law Section 26C.

Chain of Responsibility (CoR) Protection

Why Verified Digital Manifests Matter

Under Australian HVNL Section 26C, liability for an overloaded axle no longer rests solely on the driver. Every party in the supply chain shares a Primary Duty of Safety.

For Senders & Consignors

Statutory Due Diligence

If a subcontractor is stopped roadside for an axle breach, consignors can face prosecution. This ledger provides instant, timestamped proof that freight was packed within legal limits before leaving the depot.

For Fleet Owners

Shield Against Corporate Fines

Corporate fines under HVNL exceed $110,000+. Mass Ledger creates an unalterable digital paper trail for every trip, proving your company took all reasonable steps to prevent axle overloads.

For Roadside Officers

5-Second Window Beam

Drivers can beam or show the QR code directly through the cab window. Officers can scan the code to instantly verify axle weight calculations, GVM compliance, and pre-departure balance.

How Tamper-Evident SHA-256 Hashing Works

When a driver taps "Sign & Seal", Mass Ledger bundles the vehicle rego, declared pallet masses, axle group calculations, and timestamp into a cryptographic string. Even a 1 kg change to the payload produces a completely different hash, making backdated or altered dockets mathematically impossible to fake.

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