Independent transport journalism and practical reference
Which Way To Go (WWTG) is an independent Australian publication covering transport law, freight, logistics and regulatory change — written for the people who work with the rules, not just the people who enforce them.
WWTG brings together original reporting and source-led explainers. Its purpose is simple: make complex transport rules understandable, show where they apply, and be clear where the answer changes by jurisdiction.
What makes WWTG different
- Named accountability: explainers carry a named author and publisher, not an anonymous “team” byline.
- Primary sources: pages link to the legislation, regulation, notice or official guidance used to support the explanation.
- Visible currency: readers can see a last-checked date and status rather than assume a page is current forever.
- Jurisdiction clarity: WWTG flags when an HVNL explanation does not apply in Western Australia or the Northern Territory, and what needs checking for a cross-border trip.
Australian heavy-vehicle law is not one rulebook everywhere. WWTG’s job is to say plainly what applies, what does not, and what an operator needs to check next.
Who publishes WWTG
WWTG is published by Boss Creative Pty Ltd and edited by Chris Smith, an Australian journalist and communications professional with transport-industry experience. Editorial judgement is independent of external commercial or stakeholder interests.
Read our Editorial Standards and WA and NT cross-border guide. For corrections, editorial, licensing or syndication enquiries: editor@wwtg.au.