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| Name | Extreme truckers talk to Dennis Buntine talks about the old days. |
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| Video Discription | Haulmark Trailer’s Outback Truckers visit Australian roadtrain operator, Dennis Buntine, from Road Trains Australia. Road Trains for Australia was originally created by Dennis’ father pioneering Territory entrepreneur Noel Lytton Buntine. His great-great-grandmother had built up a transport operation with bullock teams that forged tracks through the Gippsland bush a century earlier. To this day the Buntine family remain involved in the outback pastoral and transport sectors. Dennis Buntine is the eldest son of Noel and he runs Territory Transport Sales, which services the industry. He says his family is relieved the iconic name will continue, despite the sale of the RTA fleet last week to Hampton's Transport. "Our long association with RTA has been over the last 30 years,” Dennis said. “People move on but it's great the name Noel started is being retained. There will always be a strong demand for this service and we like being able to reflect on our involvement. When Noel started in the 60's the roads were dirt and gravel, there were also problems with mounting fuel costs then as there is now. RTA formed out of Noel's original company, which was Buntine Roadways, and he sold this to southern interests. Unfortunately this company did not last, and he formed RTA in 1983 with the green and white colours. It has changed over the years, RTA was sold to Dick David and Ken Warriner (before the Cooper family purchased it). There are still a lot of people in the industry that know Noel and while that connection is there, people are slowly putting this to paper. Noel started with B61 Mack trucks and Haulmark Trailers. "As we are today, we are still using Macks and Kenworths and Haulmark trailers. Back in the 70's we were one huge fleet, but people always come to the Top End to establish. Some stay and some go. Hampton's have come in and they will be regarded as the largest cattle transporter in northern Australia. It's a tough industry and when the opportunity arises to move on then you have to grab it. If the name RTA continues on then it will be good." Dennis Buntine - 2000 This video shows some of the original wildest toughest men and women truckers driving the longest semi tractor-trailers in the world on the worst roads through the Outback of Australia. For more information on Haulmark Trailers visit http://www.haulmark.com.au For more great outback trucking adventures visit www.roadtrains.com.au |
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