Directed Technologies advances Heavy Vehicle Safety with ADR108/00 Reversing Camera Technology Type Approval
Milestone reinforces commitment to safety and regulatory excellence in Heavy Vehicle OEM innovation
Directed Technologies, the leading innovator in heavy vehicle telematics and safety solutions, proudly announces that its reversing camera systems have achieved full compliance with the Australian Design Rule 108/00 for Reversing Technologies, meeting the strict national standards set by the Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications and the Arts.
The component type approval affirms that Directed’s reversing camera technology adheres to the safety, performance, and quality requirements mandated for vehicles operating on Australian roads. This achievement is the first of its kind in Australia and marks a significant milestone in Directed’s ongoing innovation mission to enhance driver visibility, reduce reversing incidents, and improve overall road safety.
“Gaining ADR compliance is a pivotal step in our journey to deliver best-in-class vehicle technology,” said Brent Stafford, Executive Director at Directed Technologies. “This recognition not only validates the rigorous design and testing behind our products but also ensures that our customers and OEM partners can trust in the reliability and regulatory readiness of our reversing camera systems.”
Reversing cameras are a key component in mitigating accidents and improving pedestrian safety, especially in urban environments and commercial vehicle operations. With ADR108 compliance now secured, Directed is uniquely positioned to support heavy vehicle OEMs, fleet operators, and partners with a compliant and high-performing solution that adheres to rigorous safety requirements unlike aftermarket add on uncertified cameras.
Directed’s reversing camera systems are now eligible for integration into vehicles for both OEM and retrofit applications, satisfying ADR108, which will come into law on 1 November 2025.
