Transport and logistics run on tight schedules. Drivers, dispatchers, yard staff, forklift operators and port workers need instant communication to load faster, avoid incidents and keep freight on time. Radio Industries supplies vehicle radios, handhelds and push-to-talk over cellular for trucking fleets, ports, container yards, bus operators and distribution centres across Australia.
What transport and logistics teams use
Push-to-talk over cellular
Talk to drivers anywhere in Australia with mobile coverage, with GPS tracking. See PoC radios.
Vehicle radios
Mobile radios for trucks, forklifts, buses and yard vehicles. See vehicle radios.
Rugged handhelds
Radios for yard, dock and warehouse staff. See handheld radios.
UHF CB radios
Licence-free radios for trucking and road transport. See UHF radios.
Features fleets rely on
Australia-wide coverage on push-to-talk over cellular
GPS tracking and dispatch to see where vehicles are
Group and private calls between dispatch and drivers
Hands-free operation in vehicles
Rugged, weather-sealed radios for yards and ports
Ports, yards and depots
Large container yards and depots may need repeaters or private channels for clear coverage around stacks and buildings. Our system design team can plan coverage for your site.
Supply and support
We program radios before dispatch, supply installation accessories and service and repair radios. We supply transport and logistics customers in every state. Contact us for availability, lead times or a suitable alternative.
Transport & Logistics Two-Way Radios FAQs
How can dispatch talk to drivers interstate?
Push-to-talk over cellular uses the 4G/5G mobile network, so dispatch can talk to drivers anywhere with mobile coverage. See PoC radios.
Can we track our vehicles?
Yes. Many push-to-talk and digital radio platforms support GPS tracking so dispatchers can see where vehicles are.
Which radios suit forklifts and yard vehicles?
Compact mobile radios or rugged handhelds with vehicle chargers work well. We supply mounting and installation accessories.
Do truck drivers need a licence for UHF CB?
No. UHF CB radios are licence free in Australia under the ACMA class licence.
Can you cover a large container yard?
Yes. Container stacks can block signals, so larger yards may need a repeater. Call 1300 266 682 to discuss your site.